It's a smorgasbord episode. We do Chappel Roan discourse, bemoan the American Football house Airbnb, and react to Ronnie Radke suing Anthony Fantano. Then, we do a first impression review of the new Sabrina Carpenter album, 'Short n' Sweet.'

It's a new music episode. We review new albums from Spirit of the Beehive, Magdalena Bay, and Oso Oso. Plus, discussion of Addison Rae's "Diet Pepsi" and a post-mortem for the Song of the Summer that was/wasn't.

This week is a two-parter. First, we go deep on the first new Charly Bliss album in five years, 'Forever.' Then, per a $10 patron request, we reminisce about the 2007-2011 era of the VH1 Top 20 Countdown.

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Our month-long summer recess has ended, and all four of us are back in the classroom with a brand new episode of Endless Scroll. We talk about what we did and listened to in July, including thoughts on new Drug Church, Ben Seretan, Sinai Vessel, Camila Cabello, Jade, Trace Mountains, and more. Plus, Eric recaps Pitchfork Fest.

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Per one of our $10 patron requests, we did a PJ Harvey episode. All four hosts listened to her run of albums from 'Rid of Me' through 'Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea.' Which one is our collective favorite? Listen to find out.

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Miranda and Eli's pop-punk squad returns for an episode about easycore. Four Year Strong. City Lights. Chunk! No Captain Chunk! Pop-punk, metalcore, and where those two things intersect.

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Boyfriend of the Pod, Devon Chodzin, joins us for a dive into the world of Julia's War Recordings, the label helmed by Doug Dulgarian of shoegaze visionaries They Are Gutting a Body of Water.

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It's a fellas episode. Michael and Eli dive into the discography of Stone Temple Pilots, reviewing their first five albums and marveling at their bizarre evolution.

We also react to Apple Music's top 100 albums list, which wasn't complete when we recorded this ep, so you'll have to see if our predictions were right.

The year is halfway over, so Eric, Eli and Michael run through their top 10 albums of 2024 so far.

As announced at the top of the ep, we'll be taking July off to rest and rejuvenate. We'll be flipping bonus episodes into the main feed every Monday, so if you're not a Patreon subscriber then you'll still be receiving new content. If you want access to the 100+ episodes in that bonus feed, subscribe below. Thanks!

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Evan Minsker, former Pitchfork news director and now owner of the punk newsletter See/Saw, joins us to talk about the ongoing trend of punk/hardcore musicians pivoting to indie-pop. From Lumpy and the Dumpers going indie-pop and Hank Wood and the Hammerheads going....somewhere, to the RJC/Militarie Gun and Trapped Under Ice/Angel Du$t dichotomies, we cover a wide range of bands on this ep.

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