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Eric, Eli and Michael run through a bunch of music we listened to over the last month. Babehoven, Cloud Nothings, Ekko Astral, Still House Plants, Minor Moon, Bnny, Cindy Lee, Chanel Beads and more! 
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Another draft episode! Following our draft of albums from 2000-2004, we used the same categories to draft albums released between 2005 and 2009. Listen along to hear us create our six-album teams, and then head over to our Discord channel to vote on who you think won. 
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Eric, Eli and Michael break down the new Vampire Weekend album track by track for an in-depth review of the long-awaited 'Only God Was Above Us.' Plus, Michael's eclipse experience, Eric's time at a Grace Ives show, and Eli's impressions of seeing Mannequin Pussy and George Clanton live.

Esteemed music writer Larry Fitzmaurice joins us for an episode where we shoot the shit on a bunch of random topics. Larry's impressive tolerance for digging through dogshit albums for a gem or two, our thoughts on Camila Cabello, Charli XCX, Post Malone, some MGMT talk, and more. 
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It's the end of the first quarter of 2024, so we rounded up our favorite releases of the year so far. Gouge Away, Kim Gordon, Adrianne Lenker, Chief Keef, and much more. 
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Eli and Miranda finally do a full-ass episode about early 2010s metalcore. We touch on the normification of 'core music, the unique tackiness of these band's aesthetics, some of the major figures in this milieu, and how this idiom of music looks/feels in 2024.