Hidden Jukebox

Hidden Jukebox

By Jake Amster and Matthew Amster-BurtonMusic
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Hidden Jukebox episodes

  • 52: The Distance

    The arena is empty except for one man.

    Vibraslap

    Herbie Hancock is 82.

    Recommended:

    Matthew:

    Kiwi jr., Chopper

    Jake:

    DOMi & JD BECK, NOT TiGHT
    Danger mouse and Black Thought, Cheat Codes

    33 min
  • 51: Superunknown

    First it steals your mind and then it steals your...

    Producer Michael Beinhorn on Black Hole Sun

    Soundgarden live at the Greek Theatre, UC Berkeley, 1994

    Recommended:

    Matthew:

    Hollie Cook, Happy Hour
    THEM, The Car EP

    Jake:

    Goose, Dripfield

    44 min
  • 50: Closer

    I drink the honey inside your hive.

    Recommended:

    Matthew:

    King Stingray
    Joyce Manor: 40 oz to Fresno
    Strong Songs podcast on “Silent All These Years”

    Jake:

    Jack White: Fear of the Dawn
    Foals: Life Is Yours

    30 min
  • 48: Human Behaviour

    [gibberish]

    Acoustic guitar cover by Takashi Kouda

    What we're listening to:

    PUP, The Unraveling of PUPTHEBAND

    Soul Glo, Diaspora Problems
    Ibibio Sound Machine, Electricity
    SAULT, Air


    Jake in front of a portrait of Kate Bush?

    39 min
  • 46: The Boy Is Mine

    Oh yeah, definitely. I know his name.

    Recommended:

    Parannoul - To See the Next Part of the Dream
    Deep Sea Diver - Impossible Weight
    The Dip - When You Lose Someone (from the forthcoming Sticking with It)
    Some artists called Goose, Geese, Neil Francis, or maybe Neal Francis

    Eddie Vedder Is Still Learning to Live with Loss

    34 min
  • 43: Walk

    Is there no standard anymore?

    Consolation Lakes: I'm Not the Nightmare

    Sault: Untitled (Black Is)
    Every Time I Die: Thing with Feathers

    31 min

About Hidden Jukebox

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Jake Amster and Matthew Amster-Burton, two Seattle music nerds and actual brothers, take you on a monthly audio tour of the best songs of the 90s, from “Closing Time” to “Regulate,” with the…