We did it, folks. 2020 is over and what a ride. Say what you will about the year from hell, but you can't deny it gave us some incredible music. Harry and Carlos look back on one of the most unexpectedly amazing years in music as they reminisce on the best quarantine albums, the best new artist finds, the best viral singles and the most 2020 moments of 2020. Tune in until the end to hear what we have in store for 2021 and thank you so much for listening this year! 

Merry Christmas, folks. Join us for a Human Music special episode as Harry and Carlos welcome their lady friends onto the show to discuss the best and worst Christmas songs of all time.

This week, the guys welcome guest Jesus Acevedo Jr onto the podcast to talk about one of the coolest bands of all time. Jesus picked Radiohead's 2007 release In Rainbows for discussion on his guest appearance, and Carlos and Harry had a hell of a week listening to and digesting this absolute masterpiece. Hear our analysis of it's 10-tracks and Jesus' reasons for choosing it, as well as what the album means to him.

This week, the guys discuss rapper Action Bronson's 2015 major label debut, Mr. Wonderful. The multi-talented Bronson is perhaps better known as the charismatic host of shows like "F**k That's Delicious" and "Ancient Aliens with Action Bronson", but the chef turned rapper turned TV host broke into the public eye as a rapper back in 2011 and remains one of the industry's most consistent and prolific talents. Hear what Harry thought after his first true listening experience of Action's music.

This week, the guys discuss the 2020 debut album, Honeymoon, by Chicago-based indie-pop band Beach Bunny. Hear what Carlos thought of Harry's unorthodox choice and why tragic songs are universally more relatable than love songs.

This week, the guys discuss A$AP Rocky's 2013 debut album, LONG.LIVE.A$AP. Carlos chose this for Harry because of its importance in his own development as a fan of hip hop and a milestone in his life. Hear what Harry thought of this southern-inspired debut by multi-talented Harlem-native A$AP Rocky. 

This week, the guys welcome special guest, Houston's own Fat Tony, onto the podcast to discuss one of Tony's favorite artists and albums of all time, Prince's 1987 double LP "Sign O' The Times". Hear what Carlos and Harry thought of this multi-genre masterpiece, including their thoughts on the 2020 9-disk Super Deluxe version.

This week, the guys dive into Harry's SPOOKIEST choice for the week of Halloween -- 2018's "Prequelle", the fourth studio album by Swedish metal band, Ghost. This is one of the most celebrated metal releases of the last decade, by one of the music industry's most controversial acts. Hear what Carlos thought about the album and learn about its deep Medieval references and themes. 

Warning: this episode features extensive references to Satanic lyrics and imagery.

This week's Saturday Night Special bonus episode is a special double feature. First up, the guys review listener suggested "Purgatory", the 2017 debut album by country and bluegrass singer-songwriter Tyler Childers. Later, they review the newly released studio album "Exotica" by Houston rapper Fat Tony ahead of Tony's guest appearance on upcoming episode 24. Enjoy, and stay tuned for that special guest spot dropping on November 5.

This week on the Human Music Podcast, the guys discuss a classic in the world of underground hip hop. 2004's "MM...FOOD" is the second solo album by mysterious and obscure New York rapper, MF DOOM, known for never revealing his face and rapping under a variety of stage names and fictional personas. Here what Harry thinks about this strange and fascinating work of art that helped catalyze a creative evolution within the rap genre.