This week, the NTWIC crew talks garage rock with Ty Segall's self-titled, debut release from 2008. There are a few guests in this episode (who you'll get to know) that joined in, as well. Logan also directly calls out Conan O'brien — starting one of the most legendary beefs in podcast history. Diss track? Try diss ear-bite.

This week the NTWIC crew makes history as their friend from New Zealand selects the album of the week! The internet gets involved as an unexpected fridge auction finds its way to the show, but that does not stop the gang from digging deep into Jovahn's rich musical history. NSYNC's lies to the general public are also exposed and Eminem's "Godzilla Challenge" is put on trial. Truly, a landmark episode.

This week, the NTWIC crew decides to take on something completely new — a "proto-post-apocalyptic cyber-future dance music" album by Machine Girl! Here on the show, we strongly believe that only the best should be shared, and this week's episode is no exception. We know you'll agree that this album is one of those musical experience that you really just HAVE to have for yourself — and honestly can't miss out on. With recommendations like this, it continues to become clearer and clearer that Logan truly is keeping his word about plunging DEEP into the darkest corners of the internet so that we can all share the musical beauty from within together. Things also get real this week as the gang gets talking about the ways that many (if not all) of us use music to communicate ourselves and understand the world around us. In the great soundscape of life, where do you "live"? We hope you come that much closer to finding that out as you participate in this week's conversation.

This week, the NTWIC crew talks art pop as they delve into EDEN's brand new release "no future"! While the fan base of this project is still largely unsure on what they make of this one, the NTWIC's confidently agree that this one is well worth it's weight in wiggly air. Surprisingly, this week also reveals that the NTWIC crew is totally okay with Tik Tok informing modern pop trends — despite their mixed emotional struggles on the subject. Liam Gallagher is also deemed a comic genius, and modern marvel.

This week the NTWIC crew talks psychedelic rock! It is becoming an obvious, agreed upon fact that Aaron has an infatuation with neo-retro psychedelia, but why? What is the draw to it, and what type of listening patterns does it endorse? This week the crew goes deep as they discuss this genre of music and how it continues to maintain a presence in the modern climate in various forms — including lo-fi hip hop and dreampop. They also get heated as they assess the influence that streaming platforms have on us as they arrange our tunes in menus that meet their marketing needs. Is tik-tok a good thing for the modern music scene? More on that next week. Give us a listen and see what you think.

This week the NTWIC crew talks the emo music scene! Is emo music the only true voice of suburban America? Could modern, garage renditions of the genre be the answer to never-ending youth? In this (non-landmark) episode we talk with our fans about these pressing questions, and get a feel for what we're feeling out there.

This week, the NTWIC crew talks about EDM — specifically revolving around the progression of future bass music and its ties into the modern pop scene. They also talk Taylor Swift's new Netflix documentary, the 2020 Grammy's — including Tyler the Creator's award of "best rap album" with his "non-rap" release, Igor — and more.

In this episode, the NTWIC crew talks about Daniel Johnston — an iconic singer/songwriter from the 1980s that was diagnosed with schizophrenia — on his birthday! After some historical background, the conversation quickly turns to the matter of mental illness and the different roles it may/may not play in the art of music. They also discuss Mac Miller's new album and what constitutes an ethical release of an artist's work after their death.

In this episode, the NTWIC team takes on the nearly impossible task of putting a title to their favorite albums from the 2010s. They also award the decade the "Prom King and Queen" it deserves.

In this landmark episode, the NTWIC crew puts the modern music phenomenon — Oliver Tree — on trial. Is Oliver truly the soundcloud rapper "Final Boss", or is he lying to us? With this week's episode, you get to decide.