Art School Albums

“The hardcore scene legitimately changed my life and probably kept me alive and out of prison.” 

Dylan Hales (independentwrestling.tv) joins Case on the Art School Albums podcast to talk about Chokehold's 1995 classic, 'Content with Dying'. Dylan and Case dive into the scene politics of the time and how they vary from today's hardcore scene, straight edge lifestyles, and why this is one of the greatest hardcore records ever recorded.

Dylan Hales can be found on Twitter @DylanWaco. Host Case Lowe can be found on both Twitter and Instagram @_caselowe and the podcast itself can be followed on Instagram @ArtSchoolAlbums.

"The Nurse" Michelle Burkey (@explore.exposure) takes a break from literally saving lives to talk to Case about Jimmy Eat World and their 2007 release, 'Chase the Light'.

Host Case Lowe can be found on both Twitter and Instagram @_caselowe. The podcast can be found on Instagram @artschoolalbums.

Case has shared the airwaves with Mike Spears for years now, but they have never sat down and chatted about American Football's landmark 1998 debut until now. The two dive into emo's lineage, maturity, and why this is an essential breakup album.

You can follow this podcast on Instagram @artschoolalbums. Host Case Lowe can be found on that same platform, as well as Twitter, @_caselowe. Mike Spears can be located on Twitter @fujiiheya, and their professional wrestling podcast, Open the Voice Gate, can be found on the Voices of Wrestling Podcasting Network.

Aaron Bentley of the Everything Elite podcast joins Case to talk about the 2008 classic, 'The 59 Sound' by New Jersey's The Gaslight Anthem. AB and Case Lowe talk teenage anxieties, masculinity, and the absurdity of 1950's aesthetics in this really fun episode.

Aaron can be found on Twitter @aaronlikethecar and the host Case Lowe can be found on both Twitter and Instagram @_caselowe. The podcast can be found on Instagram @artschoolalbums.

Charlie Ulch joins the program to discuss Green Day's most under appreciated album, 'Insomniac'.

Charlie Ulch can be found on Instagram at @charlieluch. His improv team, Double Ghost, can be found on Facebook.

Follow host Case Lowe on Twitter and Instagram @_caselowe.

Case Lowe flies solo this week as he walks you through his personal, 10 song playlist this is helping him deal with these troubling times.

Blaine McBroom joins the podcast just hours after eating meat for the first time in nearly a year. He and host Case Lowe have a delightful discussion on running away from your problems before diving into the debut LP from the Viagra Boys, 'Street Worms'.

Blaine encourages you to follow him on Twitter @SweepsMcBroom.

You can find more information on the podcast @artschoolalbums on Instagram and you can get in touch with host Case Lowe @_caselowe on Twitter and Instagram.

The ever-so-suave Caleb Sowle joins the Art School Albums podcast to discuss King Krule's 2013 debut LP, '6 Feet Beneath the Moon'. The two dive into the record, the idea of genreless music, and Caleb's upbringing as a massive hip hop head.

You can stream Caleb's music on all streaming platforms under the name "Sowle".

You can follow this podcast on Instagram @artschoolabums and you can find host Case Lowe on both Instagram and Twitter @_caselowe.

Tara Nava joins Case Lowe to discuss one of the biggest artists in the world, Billie Eilish. Normally Case would cringe at the idea of having such a mainstream star being discussed on the podcast, but Billie Eilish maintains a sense of artistic credibility that strikes such a chord with young people that her debut record, "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" is worthy of being an Art School Album.

Tara can be found on Instagram @tara.illustrations and host Case Lowe can be reached on both Twitter and Instagram @_caselowe.

Caytlin Collins joins Case to discuss one of Britain's greatest exports, Oasis, and their debut album 'Definitely Maybe'.

You can follow this podcast on Instagram at @artschoolalbums and you can find host Case Lowe on Twitter and IG at @_caselowe.

Caytlin Collins artwork can be found at @ccollins.art on Instagram.