Closing out new release week, we dive into Ashe’s album Ashlyn and discuss how this debut cements her status as a sonic risk taker. In the process we unpack the effect that understanding an artist's life has on grasping the concepts in their songs and debate whether Moral of the Story was a high or low point for her.

Today, we take a look at Girl in Red's if i could make it go quiet, and explore the lyrically and sonically what makes this album already one of the best of 2021. In a twist that no one saw coming, Jacklyn and Lexi butt heads on arguably the most controversial song on the album and debate whether it is brilliant or too chaotic. 

This week, we're exploring some of the spring's most exciting new releases which surprise...are all female songwriters. Kicking it off, we listen through Aly and AJ's newest album which reigns supreme as longest career and longest title of the week.  We dive into our childhood memories attached to the group and find out if this duo still ignites the childhood joy within us. 

Closing out Jacklyn's stan week, we step back in time to Kacey Musgraves' timeless Golden Hour and wonder how someone could ever make an album this perfect again. We dive into why we think this album features the best breakup song of all time and how this album continues to change our lives. 

From Lizzo to Laroi, today we walk through the Kid Laroi's F*CK Love. An assertive first release and an album, Jacklyn aggressively stans and someone on the team aggressively bans...we'll let you guess who.  We dive into the impact being extremely new in the public eye has on the perception of listeners and if we enjoyed THAT episode of SNL. 

On the first episode of Jacklyn's takeover, we dive into a true icon Lizzo and her album Cuz I Love You. Discussing how Lizzo's gradual success is a testament to hardwork and perseverance, we breakdown how popular hits such as Truth Hurts and Juice took years to gain popularity. Sprinkled with some tiktok gossip and Harry Styles fangirling, this episode is sure to put you in a good mood. 

In the final installment of Sam’s stan week, we manage to find a Taylor Swift album we haven’t already talked about - Reputation and for the first time ever discuss this release without someone sobbing. 

On today’s episode, we discuss Sam’s second stan, Vampire Weekend’s gloomy Modern Vampire of the City and actually find some common ground.  From debating how much lyrics outweigh production value to discovering the deeper meanings of particular songs, Vampire Weekend gives us a lot to unpack.

This week, we explore three of Sam’s stan albums. Kicking it off with Lana Del Rey’s Norman Fucking Rockwell, Sam let’s his stan flag fly while Lexi and Jacklyn try their best to fit in. 

Ending our trip down the country debut road, we discuss Luke Comb’s record breaking debut, This Ones For You. With clear stans and clear bans, this album serves as intro into a discussion on what we went from the men of country music.