This week: Q-Tip’s producing the new Danny Brown album, posthumous albums kinda suck, and we talk about track-only artists (i.e. artists whose single tracks we primarily prefer)!

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We’ve got a big whole heaping helping of reviews today, all across the board genre-wise. Specifically: the improvised collaboration between Daniel Rosenboom, Jake Vossler, and Yina Raymond, Trio Subliminal; the first collaboration of Marissa Nadler and Stephen Brodsky, Droneflower; the new Sunn album Life Metal, and, finally, Amon Tobin’s much-anticipated Fear In A Handful of Dust.

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We’ve got shits and giggles this episode, but mostly giggles: we talk about the strange new Flying Lotus single (with an insane video that is worth checking out), discuss Nick Cave’s Let Love In, and, finally, talk about musical guilty pleasures—do they exist? And what are ours? Enjoy!

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This week we talk about prog rock and metal: our experiences with it, some recent albums we listened to in the genre, and how the name “progressive” has become a bit of a misnomer when describing this sort of music. We also start off this episode with a brief discussion on the closing of the Red Bull Music Academy, as reported by The Quietus. 

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This week we start off with a review of the new Mana album Seven Steps Behind, and then we spend the rest of the episode talking about albums/artists that we’ve changed our opinion about. Enjoy!

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This week finds us paying tribute to the late, great Scott Walker, as well as reviewing the new Triumvir Foul EP Urine of Abomination and discussing our own personal takes on each other’s previous albums of the week.

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Scott: Sermon—Birth of the Marvellous

JimJam: Little Simz—GREY Area

On today's episode we start off a little salty, as we learn that crowdfunding platform PledgeMusic has not paid any of their artists (which has effected Tzadik Records, among other people), but we soon get more positive with a discussion on Mastodon's seminal Crack the Skye (which actually turns 10 this month), and then verge into near-insanity with a talk on cover songs, with us naming some of our favorite covers ever.

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Scott: Monobody—Monobody

JimJam: 36 Crazyfists—A Snow Capped Romance

Hola! Today's episode is relatively sparse in terms of actual subject matter, but we make up for that by rambling like you wouldn't believe! First off is the new single from Baroness, "Borderlines", followed by reviews of the new William Basinski and Matmos records (On Time Out of Time and Plastic Anniversary, respectively).

We’ve got some interesting little audio-nuggets for everyone today: first off, the new single from drone metal pioneers Earth; then, a lengthy discussion of making money as a musician (thanks for a fantastic article from Heavy Blog Is Heavy); and, finally, our own explorations into modern classical music. Enjoy!

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So, we're back, after a week off due to travel. Today we briefly discuss a recent MacRumors article regarding issues with streaming classical music, and then we get to the big stuff: we listen to Devin Townsend (which is basically the first time for both of us), and talk about our thoughts with his music, and specifically the albums Ocean Machine, Addicted, Ki, and Deconstruction.

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