Mark Glick (@anxietymachine, AJJ) joined us from across the country this week to share some witticisms, some mysticisms, and some criticisms. Nick is getting sued by Thom Yorke for loving The Bends too much. Andrew is not moved by MGMT's Little Dark Age. Mark's album du jour is Katie Dey's Flood Network, which you'll want to hear for yourself. Welcome back to SoSnSbSb!

Musician Chuck Whiting joins the SOSNSBSB boys to talk Phantom Planet's The Guest, while Nick gushes over the new They Might Be Giants record I Like Fun. Later, Nick and Chuck talk about recording the album Love, Lust, Liquor & Lies, the borrowed pick for the week. Stick around for a bonus performance of a track from the aforementioned album featuring Chuck and Nick!

Reeder, a composer from across the pond, joins us from Southampton UK this episode. Andrew wants you to listen to the manic mariachi sounds of Streetlight Manifesto's Somewhere in the Between. Nick reviews Thanks for Listening, the new album by Chris Thile. Later, Reeder talks Heartland by Owen Pallett, and gives us an interview about their recent spike in popularity. Welcome to SoSnSbSb!

Mae Risk, the self-proclaimed MCR historian takes us through the band's history, sounds and more. From Bullets to the break up, we talk about it all. This week you're guaranteed to learn something, reminisce about something, and maybe even feel something.

2022 Update: Music removed by request of Anchor. Please enjoy the episode anyway!

2022 Update: Folks, Anchor finally figured it out. In order to keep this podcast alive I've gotta remove any copy written material from the pod. So be it. Maybe now we can be on Spotify. Either way, it's been a good run.