On this episode of Endless Scroll we're joined by the one and only Missy of Mannequin Pussy. It was great to talk with her about the existential crisis face by many touring artists over the past year. As a touring musician herself, Missy offers valuable insight to what it's been like trying to keep a band afloat. 

Friend of the pod Ted Davis, Music Editor for Merry-Go-Round Magazine, joins the two-timers club as we discuss the purpose of album anniversary pieces. Plus, we review new tunes from Katy Kirby, Mister Goblin, and Wild Pink. 

This week we're joined by returning guest Matty Monroe, host of the Indieheads Podcast and moderator at r/indieheads. We talk with Matty about his new series detailing every #1 on the Billboard alternative rock charts in the 2010s. Plus, we talk new music from Claud, The Obsessives, and Black Country, New Road. 

On this weeks episode, we’re joined by Endless Scroll Correspondent and Twitter celebrity Michael Brooks to talk about new music from Sun June and The Weather Station! Plus, a new segment, the Record Cubby, where we each go through some new adds to our record collections that we love.

We're joined by Endless Scroll Correspondent and newsletter icon Miranda Reinert this week! Miranda helps us unpack the latest news about Spotify's creepy patent, the Rolling Stone piece about "beat licensing," and the new Weezer album.

This week we're joined by our new Endless Scroll correspondents, Michael Brooks and Miranda Reinert, to discuss our predictions for the music industry this year. 

This week we're joined by Harrison Thurman, who is The Alternative's outgoing Twitch Stream Director and plays in the band Scratchy Blanket. We talk about new albums from Lande Hekt and Palberta, before discussing the problems a lot of bands have with streamed live performances, and what can be done to improve them. Plus, Harrison asks us some questions. 

We're joined once again by writer Emma Madden, this time to discuss the dramatic album rollout for Lana Del Rey's Chemtrails Over the Country Club. Plus, we review new music from Beach Bunny, Danielle Durack, and Ashnikko. You can read Emma's profile of Ashnikko in New York Magazine here 

Nearly one year later, we are rejoined by our friend Evan Meindl, drummer of Pittsburgh's own Rave Ami. The last time we spoke with Evan, Rave Ami had big plans for 2020, and then, well, you know. We talk this time about how they've had to adapt, and what it was like being in a band without an active music scene. Plus, reviews of the new Playboi Carti and The Dirty Nil.