From The Pile

We've got a lot to say about Death Cab for Cutie's Plans. Nick tries to unpack his feeling (singular) for Villains by Queens of the Stone Age. Erin Bensinger introduces us to Kitty's Miami Garden Club. Later, we drink the world's only Trappist IPA. It's SoSnSbSb!

It's just Muse and Andrew in this Deep Cut Dive!

Nick brings one of his favorite albums, the enigmatic Chocolate and Cheese by Ween. Andrew attempts to review the prog soundscapes of Mogwai's Every Country's Sun. Later, special guest John Johnson of Paradise Outlaw regales us with his feelings on How it Goes by Big D. and the Kids Table. We also drink Freedom of '78 from Shorts. Stay tuned after the end for a bonus segment on Donald Glover / Childish Gambino.

With Andrew back from the mountains, he's bringing you Laura Stevenson's Wheel. Nick tries his best to talk about Tyler the Creator's Flower Boy with you. And later, special guest Tony Mitchell comes by to talk Daft Punk's Discovery, Revolution Brewing's Anti-Hero, and more! Welcome to episode 4!

With Andrew on vacation, we decided to mix it up a little bit and do a mini-episode! Introducing Deep Cut Dive, a show within a show where one of the hosts takes the reigns and talks at length about an album that they feel passionately about, enough so that the they want to talk beyond the time constraint of a normal episode. This week, Nick tackles his favorite album of all time, Roxy & Elsewhere by Frank Zappa & the Mothers.

On an all-new epsiode of SoSnSbSb, Nick wants you to listen to the complex and passionate sound of Maktub's Khronos. Andrew listened to Arcade Fire's Everything Now so he could warn you not to. And later, special guest Sophie Smith swings in to talk Angel Olson's Half Way Home, Escanaba Black Beer, and women in beer and music. It's Episode 3, y'all!

What if I told you that this episode features Andrew talking about The Strokes' garage-rock-revival classic album Is This It? Nick dives into the heart wrenching songwriting of Jason Isbell's The Nashville Sound. Special guest Dan Soghomonian introduces us to the progressive and complex Land Animal by Bent Knee. To wrap it up, we drink Boston Lager, the flagship brew from Samuel Adams.

Our inaugural episode features Nick and Andrew reminiscing on Ben Folds' first solo album: Rockin the Suburbs. Andrew does an in-depth review of Portugal. The Man's new album Woodstock. Guest Brian Spencer of Less is More introduces us to a little-known Kush Mody album, Creature Comforts and a Collection of Songs. Finally, we drink Maracaibo Especial, a tart brown ale, from Jolly Pumpkin brewing.