In yet another of our Freeform Bullshit episodes (where we just talk about music and get silly), we get...off the rails real fast. Topics range from racism at the Grammys to Primus's discography to the XXL Freshman lineup, and go on from there to even stranger places. Enjoy—if that's your thing. If not, stick around for our episode next week, which is going to be another Book Club!

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This week we talk about some recent releases, including new albums by Ophidian I, Darkside, Emma-Jean Thackray, and Alexis Marshall!

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We're back with a CD Buy—our first in a long while! This time we went to Bull Moose in Portsmouth and had a grand old time, and we share our findings with you!

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Oh boy, we're back from our vacation with a real scorcher of an episode as we talk about four of our favorite albums ever that also happen to have anniversaries this month: (in order): Funkadelic's Maggot Brain, Black Sabbath's Master of Reality, The Smiths's The Queen is Dead, and Shabazz Palaces's Black Up.

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This week we talk about a few albums released this month, including work by Orphan Donor, Tongue Depressor, Pan Daijing, and Alessandro Cortini!

A note, as well: we'll be off on vacation for the next two weeks. Expect a new episode on July 12!

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The title says it all—this week we rank every studio Deftones album. Be prepared for some unconventional choices by us!

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We get more abstract in our discussion this week, and talk about something prevalent in any album: track sequencing, or, how the order of tracks in an album can enhance (or detract from) the listening experience, and some examples of both good and bad sequencing.

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This week we cover four new albums from this month, including the new Black Midi album, Cavalcade, and Mdou Moctar's Afrique Victime.

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We're back to do the same thing we always do: album anniversaries! This time we're discussing releases by Pharaoh Sanders, Melvins, Tool, and Scott Walker.

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The title says it all: this week we duke it out on the ever-trendy tier list format, discussing every main Death Grips album and ranking it accordingly.

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