From The Pile

We mostly talk about Oasis and weird Taco Bell stories.

What is indie? Is it a genre? Is it production value? Is it a time and place? Is it in the room with us now? Oh, shit, I see it, I CAN SEE IT. SOMEONE DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT OH MY GODDDDDDDDDD

We also get the clutch of all clutches on Bandle. Sponsor us, Bandle.

Ah shit I almost forgot to upload the episode. We're back after a couple weeks. Summer is busy, okay? Anyway we do our Bandle, watch a spectacular National Anthem performance, and finally answer one of life's toughest questions... is Rock Music Dead?

We are down with the system, more specifically, System of a Down.

We do our bandle, and uh, talk about Kid Rock some more. We're definitely gonna get him on the pod.

this should just be a movie podcast, actually.

we do talk about the Apple Music top 100 list. That's still relevant, right?

We discover an album Neil Young made as an attempt to communicate with his son who has Cerebral Palsy. His method? Make a Kraftwerk inspired album about how rad it is to be a computer man. I'm not making this up.

Also we get in our Daily Bandle.

We cover Phish at the Sphere, the dark origins of Stewart Copeland, Record Store Day, the new T-Swift record, we play Bandle - a music style wordle thing, and then we play a worse one that's less fun. And much more. Well probably not much more. But this was a good one. High T energy, baby.

We take you on a tour of some of the most famous sons... from Hank Williams Jr to John Hinckley Jr. And uh, that's pretty much it. We're back, baby.

Lotta Dune talk. Also I went to a record show. And we wonder what it would be like to trade in our cars for a couple sapphires. Movies are back, baby.

We explore the music of David Koresh. It's... kinda good? We also fall into an Easycore rabbit hole and get all nostalgic for some cringe pop punk.