We have decisiveness and indecisiveness in this in-person episode, covering the whole range of certainties. FKA Twigs' voice is as soothing, dynamic and striking as anyone's on this album. She delivers something truly atmospheric, even with a sometimes very sparse mix. Listen in.

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Wails of a drunken marauding bachelor echo through the mic - and fill your headphones with some serious sounds. This record took us by storm, and for the remaining episode we concern ourselves with whether it could be better, and how. Tune in for a nuanced discussion of how to critique a record that, on its face, is so good in so many areas. Those triumphs notwithstanding, we still find some ways it could have been better. Listen in.

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Unknown Mortal Orchestra's 2018 album Sex and Food makes no mention of food - not even once. Hunnybee doesn't count. As for sex, its music so thats all over the place depending on how touchy your ears are. This one's got yelling and whispering, all through a mic connected to a chorus box connected to a delay pedal connected to a reverb circuit connected to a very deep puddle connected to Ableton, compressed and the served to you on a platter made from sparse instrumentals and at times, FUZZ! Whatever, just listen in for the rec, some divergent opinions in this one. 

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Cacophonous wails of an overactive copier today, and . . . its good? All three of us are on this one, and all of us get deep into the impressive orchestration of this electromechanical feat. Tune in. 

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Broad agreement on this one. Concordant takes on Danny Brown's Cypress Hill-esque Dante's Inferno-reminiscent semi-concept album. Give a listen.

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Just Parker and Sam for this episode. We talk about Perfume Genius' 2020 effort, why it's great, and why its hard to appreciate its long spans of silence and incredibly quiet composition. But its not bad, we're bad. Still, wait for the rec, this one isn't as simple as the others.

Great discussion in this one. What defines a concept album? Is a consistent sound necessary for an album to be considered great? What can be gained by deviating from a consistent sound? This and more, all with regards to HAIM's 2021 effort. Listen in.

Massive polarization in this one. The Garden manages to deliver an album that is both new and unique, without most of the good things associated with those two characteristics. Its about as fun to listen to as listening to someone at a bar tell you how they totally would have been a contender if they had just been somebody. Listen in for our worst episode yet.

Split opinions in this one. We have a special guest, our roommate James. We delve into Grimes' futuristic world of screaming and howling.