The Digital Men begin their trilogy on Radiohead with their second album "The Bends" and for the first time in a long time, Ryan and Brent disagree on an album!

Ryan and Brent take an episode to chat about the sorry state of rock music today, but also geek out over some exciting new bands coming up in the rock world.

The Digital Men discuss the original recordings of What I Go To School For and Year 3000 by British pop punk band Busted and their bastardizations by Walt Disney's The Jonas Brothers.

Ryan and Brent take an episode to reveal some of the deepest, darkest secrets they harbor as music critics.

The Digital Men conclude their trilogy on Disturbed by discussing their most recent album, 2015's "Immortalized."

Due to scheduling conflicts, we were unable to record a new episode last week. However, due to the limited edition Blue Vinyl release, we are re-releasing both of our 2112 episodes from times past as one long supershow. If you've never heard these episodes, please enjoy and remeber that our entire back catalogue is available for free on Podbean and iTunes.

The Digital Men tackle Disturbed's 2008 album "Indestructible." Warning: today's episode contains discussions of some rather uncomfortable topics including suicide.

The Digital Men begin a trillogy on heavy metal band Disturbed by talking about their debut album "The Sickness."

The Digital Men tackle The Mars Volta's somewhat divisive 2006 album "Aputechture"

The Digital Men continue their look at The Mars Volta and discuss their 2005 concept album "Frances the Mute."