It's a full-house ep! Our Culture editor Konstantinos Pappis joins us to review new albums by Drug Church, Wild Pink, and Geordie Greep.

First, we review new albums from Merce Lemon and Trace Mountains. Then, we do our September wrap-up by commenting on some other releases we listened to over the last month: Nilüfer Yanya, julie, Toro y Moi, Combat, Nala Sinephro, Floating Points, and more.

We spend an episode looking back on the year 2017. Revisiting our favorite albums from then, remembering some guys/gals, and thinking about what holds up vs. what doesn't seven years onward.

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It's here. We did it. All four hosts listened to all five Fiona Apple records and then we shared our impressions. Were there disagreements? Was a new 4x4 unlocked? Listen to find out.

In this ep, we answer our first-ever Endless Scroll voicemail! Then, we give each other song and album-related prompts as a way to discuss a wide variety of music. Questions like, "What song encapsulates the feeling of being 22?" "Best song under a minute?" "A song that reminds you of high-school?" Stuff like that.

In this triplicate of album reviews, we discuss new records by MJ Lenderman, Foxing, and Midwife.

It's time for our monthly wrap-up. We review new albums from Wishy, Horse Jumper of Love, Combat, DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ, Tinashe, Ex-Pilots, and more.

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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