Every album cover tells a story. Sometimes that story isn't entirely clear. We pick random album covers from the extensive Blastfrom vinyl collection and tell you what is going on.This is an entirely aural review of an entirely visual medium so we have listed the album covers for your reference. Or better still, follow us @theblastfrom (https://www.instagram.com/theblastfrom) on Instagram and look for the post (Oct 4 2019) related to this episode.Please don't do both things while crossing the street - stop and smell the roses.Stay With Me Tonight by Jeffrey OsborneStop and Smell the Roses by Ringo StarrMax by MaxFunk Your Head Up by Ultramagnetic MC'sSolid Gold Hits by The 4 SeasonsHow Dare You! by 10cc

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We've been covering the explicit turn that Hip Hop took in the mid eighties and how that changed the genre in the nineties. A Hip Hop novice gives us their take on the Hardcore Rap, Gangsta Rap, Mafioso Rap and Horrorcore genres courtesy of Blastform playlists, which you can listen to at https://open.spotify.com/user/blastfrom?si=jhxn0hxXQo-rMnhjJhBugw Did you know that your ear has tastebuds? Music tasteologist Renton Valdez explains how we can maximise their potential to get the most out of these 4 sub-genres of Rap Music.And we time travel once again, this time to the year 1991, proof reading Tim Dog's infamous message to the City of Compton, retitled 'Great Compton'.

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In this episode we’re joined by music critic Artie Greycup, former radio host Jerry Makavoi and that guy who won the competition. We reminisce about a year shaped by the teachings of the great Kanye West.An episode you’ll never forget… unless you’re Artie Greycup.Esskeetit!

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The Malcolms are cellist Harvey Lafoux and spoken word genius Paul George. While they neglect to explain their band name they do discuss their origins, their important cause and their all consuming creative process. Which word will you smell?

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A time-swim back to the year 1970 with musicologist Hilary Burden and music historian Rusty Melicano. We discuss the end of the sunshine 60s (extensively and against their will) and the beginning of a darker decade. We also decode the chunga-wunga lyrics of Roadhouse Blues by The Doors.

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Power Tint are a German-Scottish-Neutral Waters Electronic music duo... or trio. Here they talk about owning multiple Korgs, surprising musical influences and their upcoming album "Twelve-One". We're also joined by their manager, and unofficial third or fourth or possibly fifth member of the band.

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The inaugural Blastfrom Castfrom. We sit back and forth uncomfortably for a perplexing chat with Jimmy Anzug of Jimmy and the Sit Backs to discuss his prolific musical output. An extraordinarily busy and forward thinking musician constantly pondering what the future will hold for us, Jimmy let's us in on a few of his bold predictions.Jimmy and the Sit Backs are a Folk Rock Punk Soul band who's niche music could change the future or the past.

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