This week, the NTWIC crew talks IMAGINE DRAGONS! Truly a genre of their own. I mean, could you possibly ask for a better season pre-finale?? Season 2 is coming, folks... we're nearly made it!

This week, the NTWIC crew talks EDM! Skrillex and Diplo proved to be a dynamic duo in their 2015 release "Jack U". Retrospectively considering this one definitely gives interesting insight into the current state of the EDM scene and its future. Kody brings updates on the current losses of the music industry under the COVID 19 epidemic. As usual, things get spicy..

This week, the NTWIC crew talks DREAM POP? Things get spicy in this introductory episode to the 6th NTWIC, Matt, as Hala's newest release is put on trial as a legitimate dream pop release. The division only continues as Oliver Tree makes a re-appearance and KK Slider's integrity is cast to swine. Give us a listen, follow our non-existent Patreon, and have a good time.

This week we talk FUZZ-ROCK! For the first time in months, the NTWIC crew is reunited and records an episode all together! Kody comes with the album of the week this week — a guitar-driven concept album that features riffy, fuzz guitars that deserves a listen. But the album arises the question: does guitar music have a bright future? How can guitar-driven music stay "fresh" going forward? In this episode, we talk that topic out and a whole lot more.

This week we talk SURF ROCK! We may have lost last week's episode (to unfortunate circumstances), but we came back strong. The Pixies are one of the most under-rated and influential artists in the last 20 years. This week on "Now! That's What I Call Skype Call", we take a look.

This week, the NTWIC crew talks BIT POP! Modern music distribution has opened up entirely new worlds of music to the world that have never been explored before. Tennyson is a brother/sister duo that brings something to the table you have never heard before. Oliver Tree also makes a re-appearance (surprise, surprise) as we give our entertainment recommendations to "survive the COVID-19". All this and more in this installment of "Now That's What I Call Skype Call".

This week, The NTWIC crew talks ART POP! Blue October's 2011 release "Any Man in America" represents one of the most difficult times in singer/songwriter Justin Furstenfeld's life. The album fuses story telling in with unique song writing and production. While opinions vary in the group, the consensus is that this is an interesting album to give a listen. Logan also brings Tom Morello's Master Class into the conversation and (as usual) things get out of hand.

This week, the NITWIC crew talks modern indie rock! The Whitest Boy Alive is an indie dance/electronic rock outfit coming out of the early 2000's — certainly on the bleeding edge of the indie rock movement. Damon brings their album "Dreams" to the conversation in this episode, opening up a discussion about what it means to be "creative" and bring "innovation" to the modern music scene. The crew is doing their best to keep it together during the COVID-19 pandemic, but with Aaron adding Sheryl Crow to the playlist, the producers are starting to become anxious. Stay safe out there, and tell us what you think!

In this episode, the NTWIC crew talks vapor wave! The internet is a big place that it is always generating new ideas — what has that centralization of ideas done to the music scene? The gang tries to dig a bit deeper into that question this week while keeping their safe COVID-19 distance. :)

This week, the NTWIC crew talks CHH (Christian Hip Hop) in their landmark, sweet-sixteen episode. Sho Baraka's soulful record — The Narrative — is one that brings its own style to the genre. Logan is put in a tough spot as his opinion on Sho's style gets pitched directly against his love for Drake. Music Philosophy brings the group back together as they discuss the role that album art plays in an album's overall musical experience to the listener. COVID-19 makes this the crew's first remote episode. Come rain, hail, or shine.. we here. Be safe, NTWICs.