Chicano Batman's self-titled album has got to be one of the albums of all time. Join us for this journey into the most simplistic yet beautiful album of all time

In this special two-part episode, we listen to Time by Electric Light Orchestra, an album that is said to be one of the best due to its simple yet complex narrative and the fact that it was by ELO. The other half is just the other half.

in this episode, Ivan is once again missing due to midterms, so Rogelio took this opportunity to go over The Nightfly by Donald Fagen

From this point forward, we are no longer in beta development and have decided to bring the concept of Mind Melt into this reality. In this particular episode, we take a listen to the album Invisible People by Chicano Batman

In this special episode, we dive into the captivating self-titled album, Trip the Witch, released in 2021. We're thrilled to welcome not one, but two amazing guests: Juan, a talented local photographer and our good friend, along with the surprise appearance of Cristian Vega, a local filmmaker, CART major, and dear friend. Join us as we delve into Cristian's capstone film, set to premiere at the Capstone Festival on May 19th at the CSUMB World Theater. Don't miss this opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and learn more about the incredible work of our guests!

In this episode, we review IGOR by Tyler the Creator. released in 2019, this album has won the Platinum and Best Pop Album awards

We go over Speakerboxxx/The Love Below by American hip-hop duo, Andre 3000 and Big Boi Outkast, released on September 23, 2003

On this episode, Jose Miguel reviews Cycles of Existential Rhyme by Chicano Batman, released in 2014. Ivan is not here bc he was taking a midterm

On todays episode, we will review Re by Cafe Tacvba released in 1994.

We have some fun, as always. We cover Chamber of Reflections, El Triste, Con Quien Se Queda El Perro, and more. as for talking points, well just sit here and listen