In this episode, Craig and Shawn revisit and celebrate some standout albums that have left a lasting impression. Craig spotlights The Posies' fourth album, "Amazing Disgrace," diving into its power-pop brilliance and emotional depth. He explores the album's dynamic range, from catchy hooks to introspective lyrics, and discusses how tracks like "Daily Mutilation", "Ontario" & "Fight It (If You Want)" showcase the band's ability to blend melody with raw emotion.

Shawn turns the spotlight on one of Craig's recommendations from a previous episode: Turnover's "Peripheral Vision." He delves into the dreamy, reverb-drenched soundscapes and introspective lyrics that define the album. Shawn examines how tracks like "Cutting My Fingers Off" captures the essence of modern indie rock with their blend of nostalgia and fresh, emotive energy. 

Join Craig and Shawn as they rediscover these favorites, offering insights and appreciation for the enduring impact of The Posies and Turnover.