In this week’s episode, Wyndham, Jeremy, and Christian sit down to discuss musicians and band members who tied the knot. They break down the couples who pull off successful marriages and relationships, the messy breakups, and try to decide whether marrying your bandmate has a positive or negative effect on a band’s success.

If you’re in the mood for love or just want to renew your matrimonial vows to the Brother Brother Brother podcast, you can set the mood with our custom Musical Marriages playlist on Spotify.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Jeremy sit down to discuss The Killers. The brothers walk through the band’s origins as Mormons in Las Vegas, try to figure out why it was cool not to like them, then break down their latest album Imploding the Mirage.

If you were quarantining throughout the 2000s and somehow missed The Killers, we’ve compiled a custom Killers Starter Kit playlist for you Spotify.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham, Jeremy, and Christian sit down to discuss their favorite albums of 2020 so far. They discuss how quarantine has mellowed their listening habits and how they’re adapting to the lack of live shows in 2020 before diving into their Top 5 lists.

Let us know your favorite albums of the year @thebrotherpod on Twitter and take a spin through some of our favorites on our custom Best of 2020 (So Far) playlist on Spotify.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Jeremy the phenomenon of Live Aid on the 35th anniversary of the monumental trans-Atlantic concert. They discuss the origins of the show, the best and most forgettable acts, and how the concert represented a changing of the guard from the 70s to the 80s.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Jeremy celebrate America’s birthday with a discussion of Canadian music history. The brothers get into some of Canada’s classic rock heroes, the female singer-songwriter explosion of the 90s created by Alanis Morisette, the wave of great indie rock in the 2000s, and why Canada does a better job at supporting its artists and each other.

Take a spin through the sounds of the Great White North with our custom “O Canada” playlist on Spotify.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Jeremy sit down to discuss the best music documentaries of all time. They break down what makes a good or bad rock doc, list their top five favorites, and discuss the best music documentaries that haven’t been made yet.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Jeremy sit down to discuss what they’ve been listening to over the past few months. In a conversation that spans hip-hop, pop, soul, country, punk, and even a surprising tint of nu metal, the brothers share their recent favorites and early front-runners for album of the year.

Take a spin through some of Wyndham and Jeremy’s favorite tracks of the year (so far) on our custom What Are You Listening To X Spotify playlist.

After almost four years, Brother Brother Brother finally sits down to talk about one of the greatest bands that ever was: The Beatles. On the 50th anniversary of the band’s breakup, Wyndham, Jeremy, and Christian sit down to discuss their constant reinvention and pursuit of perfection, whether the group has any real peers, and the story behind the breakup. Then, they each share their top 5 Beatles albums (at least for right now).

If you’re part of the tiny minority that listens to this podcast and isn’t familiar with The Beatles, take a listen through our BBB-Beatles custom playlist on Spotify—a collection of some of their best songs throughout their seven-year reign.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Jeremy sit down to discuss Radiohead’s The Bends as the band’s breakout album turns 25. They discuss Radiohead’s surprise sophomore surge after Pablo Honey, its masterful production and Pixies influences, and how The Bends laid the blueprint for Radiohead masterpieces to come.

Let us know your Radiohead album rankings @thebrotherpod on Twitter. And if you somehow missed this band along the way, you can listen to our Radiohead Starter Kit on Spotify.

In this week’s episode, Wyndham and Christian sit down to create the perfect plaguelist. They discuss pestilence, plague, isolation, and why those themes lend themselves to a pretty rockin’ (and surprisingly uplifting) collection of songs. They also touch on how the pandemic has affected the music industry and their own musical routines.

Take a listen to our creation: The Plaguelist on Spotify.