Laura Colwell and Stephen Salisbury of Sun June join us to talk about the band’s patient and captivating sophomore record “Somewhere”. On this episode we discuss funny tour stories, long distance relationships, and go track by track through the album.

Eric Reed of Alabama Deathwalk joins us to talk about his new record “Young Runner”. Eric talks about writing songs by making weird hand shapes on guitar, moving far away from friends and finding peace as he also dives deep into each track on the record.

To mix things up, Andrew and Nate each draft 10 albums from 2020 as well as share their official Top 10 Albums of the Year. Feel free to reach out @ldlpod on instagram or twitter to share your lists as well!

Andrew and Nate go track by track through Lianne La Havas’ self-titled record sharing how they discovered the artist through another artist they interviewed on the podcast. They also compare Lianne’s vocals with the instrumentals, give their thoughts on her Radiohead cover, and dive deep into the high and low lyrics on the record.

Andrew and Nate go track by track through Phoebe Bridgers’ sophomore record “Punisher” sharing their favorite parts of each song and favorite aspects of the record as a whole. They also rank “Punisher” compared to “Stranger in the Alps” revealing which one is their favorite.

Campbell Burns of the band Vacations joins us again—this time to go track by track through their new record “Forever in Bloom” as he answers our questions and provides helpful context behind the creation and content of each song.

Solo artist Chris Minielly who makes music under the moniker Jaguar Sun joins us to discuss his recently released debut LP “This Empty Town”. We talk about the origin of the project, get into Chris’ writing, recording, and producing methods, as well as go track by track through the record as Chris answers our questions and provides extra insight behind each song on the record.

Campbell Burns of the band Vacations joins us to talk about their new record “Forever in Bloom” in a two part interview. On part one, we discuss many things including some of the differences of approach in writing, recording, and production in “Forever in Bloom” compared to the band’s debut record “Changes”.

Dave Wilton joins us for Part 2 to do a track by track interview through “The Path Became a Ghost”. Dave shares about his son helping him write a song, empathizing with his daughter, and seeking to be a better husband to his wife among many other important incites into the record.

Andrew and Nate dive deep in their review of Pinegrove’s “Marigold” going track by track throughout the record. Nate (longtime Pinegrove fan) and Andrew (new Pinegrove fan) offer their perspectives on the instrumentals, lyrics, vocals, and production of the record and share what they love most about the album.