Endless Scroll

This week we talk about new records from two Canadian artists, Ada Lea and Andy Shauf. Then, we play Show and Tell and each showcase a record we like from this year we didn't cover. 5:30 Andy Shauf Album Review

26:15 Ada Lea Album Review

This week we have a discussion heavy episode for you. We go through a recent profile of Beabadoobee and look at the blind optimism of rock journalists placing their hope on TikTok to save indie rock. Plus, discussion of Lil Nas X, his new album, and the dystopian adoration for "marketing" that comes with it.

This week we're joined by Andrew Unterberger, Deputy Editor at Billboard. We spend this one closing Michael's St. Vincent Pitchfork Fest Saga, and reviewing new music from Kacey Musgraves, Militarie Gun, and Slothrust.

This week on Endless Scroll we're joined by the one and only Steven Hyden! Steven is a co-host of Indiecast, a Culture Critic for UPROXX, and the author of several books including 'This Isn't Happening.' We talk with Steven about The Hold Steady, how they fit into rock canon, and how they became a cult band.

This week we're joined by Cat Zhang, an Assistant Editor at Pitchfork, to finally tackle the summer's most puzzling pop record, Solar Power. Plus, we talk about Indigo De Souza's new album, and why pop's young stars are all in their Carole King era.

This week we're talking new albums from Alien Boy and Telethon. Then, we play a game thats definitely not confusing. Plus, hear all about Michael's meeting 50 Cent!

Eric and Miranda are out of town, so Eli and Michael are holding down the fort. They talk about recent albums by Isaiah Rashad, EST Gee, and Vince Staples, and then discuss Michael's recent interest in moshy hardcore music.

This week we break down some new music from Lorde, Willow, and Soccer Mommy with the help of Friend of the Pod Shawn Cooke. Then, we each discuss some songs that have been tainted by oversaturation, or by becoming a meme.