This week, Aaron and Brent highlight music from two different Pennsylvania rock bands: A Mechanicsburg group that helped define the 80s glam rock scene and a Philadelphia band that caught the ear of veteran music industry mogul Clive Davis. With a throw-back sound that makes you think they just stepped out of the ’70s, Aaron highlights three songs from Silvertide. Initially garnering attention for their teased hair and glam look before settling into a career that spawned over 50 million albums sold worldwide, Brent looks at three songs from Bret Michaels and Poison.

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This week, Aaron and Brent highlight music from a Los Angeles band that has a flair for elaborate fictional worlds in their music and a Grammy winning Texas-born musician known for incorporating various styles into his songs. Taking their name from the lake where frontman Ben Schneider grew up in Michigan, Aaron spotlights three songs from Lord Huron. Known for his Large Band, iconic look and love of his home state of Texas, Brent looks at three different songs from Lyle Lovett.

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This week, Aaron and Brent focus on music from a Australian pop punk band and a Wisconsin band fronted by a singer from Scotland.

Dubbed by Kerrang! as "one of the hottest bands" after releasing their debut album in 2018, Aaron highlights three songs from Sydney-based band Stand Atlantic.

With a lineup that includes the distinct voice of Shirley Manson on vocals and high-profile producer Butch Vig on drums, Brent singles out three songs from Garbage.

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or their 60th Episode, Aaron and Brent look at the contrasting styles by which they source new music. Growing up during a time which saw the birth of music television, Brent highlights three songs discovered by watching the video for it on MTV. With an endless supply of music available on demand online, Aaron spotlights three songs he found using the Audiotree channel on Youtube.

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This week, Aaron and Brent look at the music of a 28 year old Welsh singer-songwriter and a multi-platinum selling band that helped define the college rock scene of the 80s and 90s. With musical influences ranging from Bon Iver to John Mayer, Aaron highlights three songs from the Welsh-born, Bristol-based musician George Glew. Taking their name from the 1964 low-budget horror movie Two Thousand Maniacs!, Brent spotlights three songs from the Jamestown, New York, band led by singer Natalie Merchant: 10,000 Maniacs.

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Aaron and Brent highlight two different Los Angeles-based bands; including one that was at the forefront of an "alternative movement". Taking their name from a term coined by John Lennon referring to art students, Aaron looks at three songs from The Exies. Initially breaking up just as Lollapalooza launched, the festival they conceived and created in 1991, Brent spotlights three songs from Jane's Addiction.

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This week, Aaron and Brent welcome back friend and frequent guest Ryan King for the third installment of one of their favorite topics: Cover Songs.

Highlighting both the original and covered version, Aaron, Brent, and Ryan look at songs from a variety of artists like Depeche Mode, Jimi Hendrix, Seal, The Beatles and more.

This week, Aaron and Brent spotlight a group known for their lengthy atmospheric instrumental pieces and early-era music from one of the biggest progressive bands of all time. Led by guitarists Jeremy Galindo and Chris King and featuring effects-laden guitar and a heavy usage of dynamics, Aaron highlights the Texas-based band This Will Destroy You. Bypassing commercially successful albums in lieu of more collaborative and experimental songs, Brent emphasizes three songs from early in Pink Floyd's career. 

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Aaron and Brent look at music from an Illinois-based brother band and a rock group with origins in west Tennessee. Featuring heavy riffs and aggressive lyrics from Pete Loeffler and backed by brother Sam Loeffler on drums, Aaron highlights the music of the band Chevelle. With two members growing up in the tiny Tennessee town of Kenton, Brent looks at the music of the multi platinum band Fuel.

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