CringeCore Cast ep. 5: Phox-Iver

Editor Clint from the future breaks some sad news, Clint has a vinyl haul then reviews Bon Iver’s self titled album, then Chuck reviews Phox’s self titled album. 

The CringeCore Cast celebrates music. Each week Clint and Chuck review albums that are somewhat  unfamiliar to them, then assign each other a fresh album for the next week. Some albums are good, some are cringe, and some are both. When the albums are revealed for the next episode, the CringeCore Cast encourages you to listen to the new albums before the next episode drops, but you are more than welcome to listen to the reviews before you listen to the albums. You don’t even have to listen to the albums if you don’t feel the need. Use your ears how you see fit, and if that includes listening to the show we hope that you have a good time.

… Those shoes are so 1768.

CringeCore Cast ep. 4: Suddenly Blue

Chuck talks about a show he went to, then reviews Attack Attack!’s debut album Someday Came Suddenly(2008.) Then Clint reviews Spiritbox’s Eternal Blue(2021.) 

The CringeCore Cast celebrates music. Each week Clint and Chuck review albums that are somewhat  unfamiliar to them, then assign each other a fresh album for the next week. Some albums are good, some are cringe, and some are both. When the albums are revealed for the next episode, the CringeCore Cast encourages you to listen to the new albums before the next episode drops, but you are more than welcome to listen to the reviews before you listen to the albums. You don’t even have to listen to the albums if you don’t feel the need. Use your ears how you see fit, and if that includes listening to the show we hope that you have a good time.

… who even typed this?

CringeCore Cast ep. 3: Alchemy Bottom—pt 1

In this episode Chuck reviews The Front Bottoms self titled album. as per usual Clint wont shut up and let Chuck talk, but y'all should be used to that by now.

The CringeCore Cast celebrates music. Each week Clint and Chuck review albums that are somewhat  unfamiliar to them, then assign each other a fresh album for the next week. Some albums are good, some are cringe, and some are both. When the albums are revealed for the next episode, the CringeCore Cast encourages you to listen to the new albums before the next episode drops, but you are more than welcome to listen to the reviews before you listen to the albums. You don’t even have to listen to the albums if you don’t feel the need. Use your ears how you see fit, and if that includes listening to the show we hope that you have a good time.

... just for the record, Ben was totally sleeping.

CringeCore Cast ep. 3: Alchemy Bottom—pt 1

In this episode Clint discusses two concerts he attended, plus “The Alchemy Index, Vol. 1 & 2” by Thrice. Because we’re talking about concerts and albums on top of getting sidetracked quite a bit, episode 3 ran pretty long. So we’ve split it into two parts, and part 2 will be uploaded later this week. Enjoy! 

The CringeCore Cast celebrates music. Each week Clint and Chuck review albums that are somewhat  unfamiliar to them, then assign each other a fresh album for the next week. Some albums are good, some are cringe, and some are both. When the albums are revealed for the next episode, the CringeCore Cast encourages you to listen to the new albums before the next episode drops, but you are more than welcome to listen to the reviews before you listen to the albums. You don’t even have to listen to the albums if you don’t feel the need. Use your ears how you see fit, and if that includes listening to the show we hope that you have a good time.

CringeCore Cast ep. 2: Iowa Pocket

In this episode Clint discusses Eggy Pocket by Bilmuri (2020) and Chuck reviews Iowa by Slipknot (2001). 

The CringeCore Cast celebrates music. Each week Clint and Chuck review albums that are somewhat unfamiliar to them, then assign each other a fresh album for the next episode. Some albums are good, some are cringe, and some are both. When the albums are revealed for the next episode, the CringeCore Cast encourages you to listen to the new albums before the next episode drops, but you are more than welcome to listen to the reviews before you listen to the albums. You don't even have to listen to the albums if you don't feel the need. Use your ears however you see fit, and if that includes listening to the show we hope that you have a good time.

Oh and to editor Clint from the future, if you're reading this... we miss you.

CringeCore Cast ep. 1: Knot Is Now

In this episode a scientific album rating system is developed, Clint discusses Outrage Is Now by Death From Above 1979 (2017), and Chuck reviews Slipknot by Slipknot (1999). 

Don’t worry, Chuck’s audio quality clears up in a couple episodes!

The CringeCore Cast celebrates music. Each week Clint and Chuck review albums that are somewhat unfamiliar to them, then assign each other a fresh album to listen to for the next week. Some albums are good, some are cringe, and some are both. When the albums are revealed for the next episode, the CringeCore Cast encourages you to listen to the new albums before the next episode drops.