We celebrate Fathers Day and the end of Gemini season with a review of Lorde's comeback single 'Solar Power' and Olivia Rodrigo's debut album, 'SOUR' (2021). 

Intro song: "brutal"

Closing song: "jealousy, jealousy"

This week, friend and avid listener of the pod Noah (@noahgrove_) joins us to discuss Amy Winehouse's debut record, 'Frank' (2003). We define the "student album," discuss the relationship between trauma and songwriting, and, in the immortal words of Miss Winehouse, ask ourselves: "Are you gay?" (Yes.)

(Sorry but) We're back, and this time with our good friend and resident lesbian expert Alejo (@laceration_thirst). Grab a glass of Lillet and join us as we discuss the 2021 Grammy Awards and review Lana Del Rey's new album, Chemtrails Over the Country Club. 

Intro song: "White Dress"

Closing song: "Chemtrails Over the Country Club"

Still hanging out in B.C., we invited Diana's sister, Marina (@marina_ballerina), to join us for this episode to talk about her feature on Sampson Mews's latest EP 'Flutter' (2020). We also redeem our banal Spotify 2020 wrapped playlists by sharing our true favourite artists/albums from last year. You can find 'Flutter' here: 

https://linktr.ee/SampsonMews?fbclid=IwAR10Rxz8dPXW9g8c8xcqvPJtTgjzRRAGxvn919Zbnsqh4pPFFbH-5wDXElE

This week, we take to the beautiful B.C. mountains (Diana's sister's apartment) and review Omar Apollo's 'Apolonio' (2020), recommended to us by Art (@artyrambo). Diana has finally started revising her sex playlist (thanks to Omar and his sensual tunes) and Stefan is wondering where all of the top representation is in queer music. 

We review one of Diana's dad's favourite albums, Steely Dan's 'Katy Lied' (1975). Also on the docket: Do we say 'like' too much? What is rock music? Is it possible to make an orthotic at home? Why is Saskatoon the name of a real city? 

This week, we talk about C-sections, hernias and the ideal birthing positions. This has nothing to do with this weeks album, The Lumineers' III, recommended to us by Stefan's sister, Kat (@kat_vidovic). We eventually (sowwy) get to their record and accompanying film.

For this week's episode, Zabrina (@zabrinamusic) asked us to review Thundercat's 'It Is What It Is' (2020). Stefan is only a night away from getting one of his vital (?) organs removed and Diana's revising her sex playlist. 

For our first episode, we review Björk's ‘Debut‘ (1993). Stefan has a shopping addiction and Diana just wants Dispensary Guy to give her a call.

Stefan and Diana sit down to discuss the CO-VID19 pandemic and review the Netflix hit series 'Love is Blind'.