EarFuel

Alice Cooper recently said that shock rock is dead. This week, I dig into what shock rock is, and whether or not it's still relevant or possible. Also, I review the new album from Atmosphere.

This week, I find the truth behind the legends of backward songs from Led Zeppelin & The Beatles, some steamy Guns N Roses, Hendrix on LSD and Marilyn Manson's ribs. I also review the new album from The Chris Robinson Brotherhood.

This week, I discuss how to buy a new stereo or upgrade the system you have. I walk through each component, and explain how to buy with confidence. I also review the new album from Dinosaur Jr.

This week, I'm joined by a VERY special guest to discuss my approach to buying records in stores, how to pay the best price, and other secrets of vinyl culture. I also check out the new record from The Descendents.

This week, I take on the long-standing debate over which is superior: analog or digital. Also, I give a review of the new album from BadBadNotGood.

For nearly a century, vinyl records have been a beloved way to listen to music. This week I delve into it's controversial and culture-changing history.

Genre titles are often very misleading, to the point they don't make sense. My pal Christian and I discuss this, along with why nostalgia acts aren't always a bad thing.

Legendary DJ, author, and filmmaker Bobbito Garcia stops by to talk hip hop, music culture and much more.

2016 is becoming "The Year Of The Supergroup," but many such bands don't deserve the title.

I discuss easy ways to get into new and "new to you" music from every genre.