When the Music's Over and you've Been Down So Long that What You Need is a New Sensation...who do you turn to? InStereo Podcast...that's who!!! On the docket we have the 1971 release L.A. Women by The Doors and 1987's Kick from INXS. 

We went full Indie on the latest episode of the InStereo Podcast. Built to Spill's sensational guitar-laden pop ballads from their 1999 release Keep It Like a Secret and Minus the Bear's Prog-Rockesque 2007 gem Planet of Ice. Get ready to take a dive into the Underground.

In a very special edition of The InStereo Podcast, we are stoked to finally bring on friend of the show and music aficionado Steve to discuss music, art and among other wonderful things, Sublime's 1992 debut release 40oz to Freedom!!! Are you ready??? 

What was once planned to be the pilot episode for the InStereo podcast, Episode 10 is back and better than ever featuring Songs From The Big Chair by Tears For Fears and You'll Pay For This by Bear Hands. Buckle up and enjoy the ride with two stellar albums revisited.

This week InStereo, Wayne & Eric will debate who's weirder out of these two iconic, otherworldly artists. We look at Beck's 1999 Midnight Vultures album & Bjork's 1993 classic Debut. It's a tight race going around the bend!!! Who's gonna take the crown? Help us figure it out. Like and rate us on iTunes and feel free to chime in on this heated topic.  

This episode Wayne picks the incredible 2006 "return to rock" vibes of The Raconteurs Broken Boy Soldiers while Eric focuses on the mesmerizing pop melodies of Maroon 5's 2002 release Songs About Jane. Both Debut albums...Both insanely good!

This episode we take a walk on the wild side circa 1967 with The Velvet Underground & Nico, while brushing up on our Rolling Stones prowess with their 1980 release "Emotional Rescue."

This week InStereo, Wayne & Eric travel across the Atlantic to explore 2 proper debut albums, both by English bands from the early 2000's. Ladies and Gentlemen...Say hello to Arctic Monkeys and Hotchip. Cheers!!

In the latest episode of InStereo the guys take a trip back to a dark and sinister side of the 90's with the albums Violator by Depeche Mode and Yes by Morphine.

A journey into sound with the recently minted Phantogram's Voices and a discussion of recomposition in U2's Achtung Baby. Eric and I take a trip to the spirit world and come back with two fascinating albums for your ear pleasure over the next two weeks.