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4.8 • 19 Ratings
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Endless Scroll is a podcast about the intersection of music and internet culture. In each episode, we'll give our takes on some of the latest happenings in the broader indie landscape, discuss new music we like and dislike, and then tackle a specific issue in music culture--often with a special guest
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"Seacrest Out"
This week, with Eli on vacation, we decided to take a look at American Idol and other popular singing competitons. In addition to Eric, Michael and Miranda, we're joined by Popstar Squad co-host Sarah Deveny.
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"Hello, Columbus"
This week we continue working through the many 6/25 releases with more reviews! We talk projects from Squirrel Flower, Turnstile, & Lucy Dacus, and singles from Ed Sheeran and Illuminati Hotties. Plus, some spicy Michael takes.
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"Too Much Music"
After 6/25's insane amount of new releases, we had to pick just a few to talk about. This week, reviews of Pom Pom Squad, Drug Church, Faye Webster, and Tyler The Creator.
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UNLOCKED: "The JBrekkisode"
Eli, Miranda, and Eric discuss the discography of Japanese Breakfast and review her new album 'Jubilee.'
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"The Best of 2021 So Far"
It's that time of year! This week our four hosts rank their top 10 releases of the year so far. You can find a playlist of selections from those projects here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3WqmKym2VDOyDiZPwCw664?si=305ade17177347ea
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"Whats Happening in Rap?" with Nnamdi Egwuonwu & Noah McGee
This week, Nnamdi Egwuonwu and Noah McGee of the 97 Demo podcast joined Michael and Eli for a wide-ranging discussion about hip-hop in 2021. We shared our thoughts on projects by Lil Baby and Lil Durk, Polo G, Pooh Shiesty, etc., talked about the efficacy of the collab album, commented on the music that's topped the charts, and more. You can, and should, check out 97 Demo on your preferred podcast app.
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A true inspection of musical culture
Eli and Eric are more than just fair critics, they are music addicts who are eager to ask the tougher questions and to answer them. The result is an interesting, open-minded, and informed discussion, and whether the topic be a new track, or something much bigger in scope, it is always insightful and provocative.
What’s not to love
A wonderful little podcast full of personality. This is the podcast for you if you are into culture and music. Discover new artists and stay up to date with new releases