This week, the critics review the self-titled debut album Chaka by Chaka Khan. Chaka Khan, let me rock you. Let me rock you, Chaka Khan. That's a lot of Chaka Khans.

This episode features a real time filler.

Sometimes in life you have to just wonder what does a full length Jamiroquai album sound like? Usually it's when one member of the podcast is grasping for ideas and this time is no different! This week the critics listen to and discuss Traveling Without Moving by

Jamiroquai.

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This week, the critics review the album The Moon and Antarctica by Modest Mouse. Will this ruin Sam's whole week, or will it go down easier than Skyline Chili on Ramen noodles?

This episode features the debut of The Abraham Goddamn Lincoln Crack Cocaine Singers.

Blast beats, sweep picking, and a mysterious frontman are the topics of this week's episode as the critics discuss Epitaph by Necrophagist.

This episode is sponsored by Boo Boo's Pancakes.

This week in Couple of Critics news... Sam hid a soft feeling in a hard place, Michelle found a new soft spot on her skull, and together they reviewed The Best of Canned Heat.

Has your kid been rolling up a switchblade in their t-shirt sleeve this week? Tune in at half past the hour, when we dive into the wacky new game all the kids are playing, Stab 'Em Ups.

But first, a new podcast....

Chosen from curiosity of the unknown, this week the choice is the major label debut Meantime by Helmet.

This episode features the first episode of the new podcast My Leg Is Gone!

Tell 2025 to kick rocks, and listen to Sam and Michelle review the beloved film, The Godfather Part II. Out with the old and in with the old, here at Couple of Critics podcast...

This episode features the hit New Years Day song "I'll Be Good".

This year, Santa held the critics hostage to ensure nostalgic cheer is spread to all. He made Michelle create a list of classic Christmas songs to review and enjoy. He demands we fill all your hearts with cheer, or he's beheading the first Reindeer.

No Dilemmas nor scuffed Err Force Ones when you've got The Gank and that sweet Pimp Juice. This week, Nellyville by Nelly is prime for the critiquing.

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Why fight it? Sam likes death metal therefore death metal it is! This week the critics listen to and review Duck Face Killings by Fulci.