John and Gords talk through the career of one of their favourite bands, super-cool Belgian indie rockers dEUS, and rank their albums and reveal their awkward man-crush on Mauro Pawlowski.

The dEUS Jeffrey Podcast Playlist is available here on Spotify and here on Deezer.

We had some technical problems with the sound of Gordon's audio, but please persevere, it gets better.

There isn't a lot out there about dEUS, but in preparation for this discussion we watched Time Is The State of My Jeans film and various interviews with Tom Barman, especially on FaceCulture channel.

This was recorded before the release of How To Replace It which is reviewed separately here.

Link to the post on the JeffreyMusic.Rocks website.

Producer David Bottrill ("The Ideal Crash", "Keep You Close", two tracks on "The Following Sea") also produced "Origin of Symmetry" by Jeffrey alumnus Muse.

dEUS also toured a lot with Balthazar in the latter's early years, being strong champions of their compatriots.

The Jeffrey Podcast makes it's debut as John and Gords talk through the career of eccentric British rockers Jethro Tull and rank their albums. There are some long-forgotten gems, some fun discoveries, and some stuff that let's just say hasn't stood the test of time quite so robustly.

The Jethro Tull Jeffrey Podcast Playlist is available here on Spotify and here on Deezer.

There are loads of interviews and concert movies on YouTube that helped with the research for this discussion. The book we mention is Original Jethro Tull: The Glory Years (1968-1980) by Gary Parker and here is the link to the 1977 Capitol Centre concert (Songs from the Wood tour).

We'd also recommend the Ian Anderson interview on the Rockonteurs podcast. This came out after our episode so we couldn't use it, but definitely worth a listen!

Link to the post on the JeffreyMusic.Rocks website.