It felt right to bring another member of the Cherubs family onto the pod this season, so we invited multi-hyphenate theatre artist Tim Giles to make a case for Haim's debut album - Days Are Gone - to join the pantheon. He talks about meeting this album around the same time he met his wife, blaring this album through car speakers in the summer, and embracing this album's 80s pop sound. He also freely admits to having jumped on the ska bandwagon back in the day, though you won't catch him "skanking" anytime soon. (That's a dance term, y'all, not an insult.) Will he make a successful case from the start? Or will it really come down to the wire?

Check out Femme Future Perfect, the sci-fi/horror podcast from Tim's wife and a team of femme writers.

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