Keith talks about the new record (Flower Boy) from Odd Future's Hip Hop Emcee, producer Tyler The Creator. Is he still Hip Hop's Class Clown or has he become something more? He also reviews the new record from Alternative and Indie Rock Icons The Breeders with (All Nerve). Is this album worth the 9 year wait?

In this flashback episode Keith and Mariano review the new J-Cole Forest Hills Drive Live: From Fayetteville NC. CD and talk about how it's the first solo feature with no guest spot Hip/Hop CD to come out in years! They also talk about the return and reunion of Ben Harper and his original band The Innocent Criminals with their new CD "Call It What it is." It's been 9 years since their last CD!

In this flashback episode Jordan, Keith, and new host Mariano get all up into the new Drake and Radiohead albums. Both albums are from great artists, but do they hold up with their other great albums? Tune in and find out!

In this replay off Episode 2 Jordan and Keith tackle David Bowie’s last album, Blackstar, a very well made send off to one of the most influential rock stars to ever live.

This week Sarah reviews two new albums: Taylor Swift's Reputation and The Corrs' Jupiter Calling. Reputation is Swift's 6th studio album to date and shows off a darker side to the artist's usual pop sound. Jupiter Calling is the Irish band's 7th studio album, and their 2nd since making a come-back in 2015 after an extended break. Have you heard these albums? What were your thoughts? Do you agree with Sarah's reviews? Tune in to find out!

Sarah reviews 2 new albums this week. The first is Red Pill Blues from Maroon 5, their 6 album since Songs About Jane debuted in 2002. This album shows their continued evolution as a group, giving a more electronic sound than previous albums. She then talks about The Thrill of it All by Sam Smith. This is his 2nd album and it does not disappoint, giving listeners the things they've come to love about Sam Smith's voice and music.

Sarah reviews and discusses Kelly Clarkson's new album, The Meaning of Life. This is Clarkson's 8th stuidio album and her first with Atlantic Records. She takes a more soulful approach with with this album, describing it as influenced by Aretha Franklin but with modern influences. She also discusses some news from the world of music and previews upcoming tour dates. Finally, Sarah talks about some of the music that has influenced her over the years and how music is rooted, for her, in nostalgia and memory.

Sarah talks about the songs she would add to her Halloween playlist. Some of her choices include: The Monster Mash by Bobby PickettThriller by Michael JacksonPurple People Eater by Sheb WooleyCalling All the Monsters by China Anne McClainI Put a Spell on You by Bette Midler What would you add to the list?

A replay of our first episode where Keith and Jordan review new music from Beyonce's "Lemonade" CD/DVD as well as the new White album CD from seminal rock group Weezer. Tune in to see if you agree with their takes on these artists and albums.

Join our show hosts as they discuss Drake's "Views," Beyonce's "Lemonade," and YG's "Still Brazy"