In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin dive into Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys. We break down the album’s lush arrangements, emotional depth, and lasting legacy in music history. Is this the final episode of the podcast? Who’s to say—but tune in to hear our thoughts on this legendary record and what might be next.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin take on OK Computer by Radiohead. We dive into the album’s haunting atmosphere, abstract lyricism, and forward-thinking production that redefined the boundaries of rock. Join us as we unpack a record that’s as challenging as it is unforgettable.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin dive into Thriller by Michael Jackson. We break down the album’s iconic tracks, massive influence, and the precision behind its genre-blending sound. Join us as we explore one of the most defining records in pop music history.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin take on GUTS by Olivia Rodrigo. We break down its sharp lyrics, dynamic production, and the evolution of her sound since SOUR. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of one of pop’s biggest albums in recent years.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin dive into Blue by Joni Mitchell. From its deeply personal songwriting to its lasting influence, we break down the album’s raw emotion and musical brilliance. Join us as we explore one of the most revered singer-songwriter records of all time.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin break down Northend Sweetheart by Ryan Caraveo, an album that holds a special place for both of us. We dive into its introspective lyrics, smooth production, and the personal themes that make it resonate. Join us as we explore what makes this project stand out.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin dive into Rumours by Fleetwood Mac. From its raw emotion to its timeless songwriting, we break down the album’s tracks and explore the personal and musical tensions that shaped this classic. Join us as we unpack one of the most enduring albums in rock history.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin explore Blonde by Frank Ocean. We break down its abstract storytelling, unconventional production, and lasting impact on modern music. Join us as we dive into one of the most influential albums of the last decade.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin dive into The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, a landmark album that blends hip-hop, R&B, and soul with deeply personal storytelling. We break down its tracks, discuss its cultural impact, and explore why it remains one of the most celebrated albums of all time.

In this episode of Carwins v Critics, Joseph and James Carwin dive into Hurry Up Tomorrow, the final chapter in The Weeknd’s latest trilogy. We break down the album track by track, explore its themes, and discuss how it ties into the larger narrative of After Hours and Dawn FM. Join us as we unpack the conclusion of this era in The Weeknd’s discography.