This week, Mel and Brandito buckle in for a Track Attack packed with chaos, confusion, and a few unexpected highs. They tear into six new singles: Kevin Jonas’s unexpected debut solo single Changing, Hannah Grae’s punchy Bitch, Magdalena Bay’s shimmering This Is The World (I Made It For You), Bad Omens’ brooding Left For Good, Charli xcx’s side quest Chains of Love, and Lil Yachty’s unapologetically bizarre No Vegetables. From instant obsessions to head-tilting surprises, the duo has plenty to dissect.00:00 Introduction

08:42 Changing - Kevin Jonas

16:41 Bitch - Hannah Grae

20:39 This Is The World (I Made It For You) - Magdalena Bay

26:23 Chains of Love - Charli xcx

35:48 Left For Good - Bad Omens

41:30 No Vegetables - Lil Yachty

Brandito and Mel are back with six brand-new singles, each bringing its own kind of chaos. Alkaline Trio hits us with a shot of nostalgic punk energy with Surprise Surprise. Hilary Duff is back after nearly a decade with Mature, a cheeky, pop glow-up that none of us saw coming. ROSALÍA, Björk, and Yves Tumor take a detour into avant-club madness with Berghain while underscores cranks up the hyperpop adrenaline on Do It. Katy Perry bandages her pop wounds with glitter and hooks in Bandaids. Then, to close it out, King Cruff shows up dripping with confidence on 6 MILLY, delivering pure main-character energy.

Brandito and Mel are back with six brand-new singles, each bringing its own kind of chaos. Alkaline Trio hits us with a shot of nostalgic punk energy with Surprise Surprise. Hilary Duff is back after nearly a decade with Mature, a cheeky, pop glow-up that none of us saw coming. ROSALÍA, Björk, and Yves Tumor take a detour into avant-club madness with Berghain while underscores cranks up the hyperpop adrenaline on Do It. Katy Perry bandages her pop wounds with glitter and hooks in Bandaids. Then, to close it out, King Cruff shows up dripping with confidence on 6 MILLY, delivering pure main-character energy.

00:00 Introduction

07:37 Surprise Surprise - Alkaline Trio

14:25 Mature - Hilary Duff

20:36 - Berghain - ROSALÍA, Björk & Yves Tumor

31:04 Do It - underscores

36:02 Bandaids - Katy Perry

44:55 6 MILLY - King Cruff

Mercy by Armand Hammer & The Alchemist layers cryptic lyricism over smoky, soulful production, while Daniel Avery’s Tremor pulses with cinematic electronica and haunting minimalism. Brandito and Mel break it all down.

00:00 Introduction

07:02 Mercy by Armand Hammer & The Alchemist

54:48 Tremor by Daniel Avery

With Mel and Bob out, Brandito and Rose take over to review three of the week’s biggest releases — Brandi Carlile’s Returning To Myself, Of Monsters and Men’s All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade, and Tame Impala’s Deadbeat.

From Brandi’s soul-searching return to form, to Of Monsters and Men’s bittersweet surrealism, to Tame Impala’s hazy melancholy, the duo unpacks the moods, moments, and melodies tying them all together.

00:00 Introduction

24:19 Returning to Myself - Brandi Carlile

01:10:30 All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade - Of Monsters and Men

02:10:02 Deadbeat - Tame Impala

With Mel and Bob out, Brandito and Rose take over to review three of the week’s biggest releases — Brandi Carlile’s Returning To Myself, Of Monsters and Men’s All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade, and Tame Impala’s Deadbeat.

From Brandi’s soul-searching return to form, to Of Monsters and Men’s bittersweet surrealism, to Tame Impala’s hazy melancholy, the duo unpacks the moods, moments, and melodies, tying them all together.

Tune in for honest takes, gentle chaos, and the kind of musical whiplash only On Beat Off Script can deliver.

In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

14:55 Returning To Myself - Brandi Carlile

1:10:30 All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade - Of Monsters and Men

2:10:02 Deadbeat - Tame Impala

On this episode of Track Attack, we dive into the week’s biggest new singles — from Luke Combs and Kali Uchis to Gorillaz, Fred again.., and Lamb of God. Expect genre clashes, sonic surprises, and a healthy dose of whiplash as we bounce from country croons to metal meltdowns.

💬 Tell us which new release you’re loving (or skipping) this week!

In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

8:15 Days Like These - Luke Combs

12:53 Gone Gone Gone - David Guetta, Teddy Swims, Tones and I

19:58 Pretty Promises - Kali Uchis, Mariah the Scientist

30:07 you're a star - Fred again..., Amyl and The Sniffers

36:04 The Manifesto - Gorillaz, Trueno, Proof

43:36 Sepsis - Lamb of God

On this episode of On BEAT Off SCRIPT, Brandito, Mel, and Incredibob dive into three radically different new releases — Liminal by Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe, Silver Bleeds the Black Sun by AFI, and The Life of a Showgirl by Taylor Swift.

From ambient experiments to gothic anthems to pop spectacle, the trio unpacks how each artist redefines their sound — and what happens when art, angst, and glitter all collide.

⚠️ Trigger warning for Swifties: you probably won’t agree with us on this one.

Let us know which album pulled you in, or pushed you over the edge

In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

10:36 Liminal - Brian Eno, Beatie Wolfe

1:02:06 Silver Bleeds the Black Sun - AFI

1:46:59 The Life of a Showgirl - Taylor Swift

On this Track Attack edition of on BEAT off SCRIPT, Brandito, Bob, and Mel dive into some of the biggest new singles. We’re talking WHERE IS MY HUSBAND by RAYE, TIT FOR TAT by Tate McRae, yes baby by Madison Beer, and a dreamy collab from Daniel Caesar & Bon Iver on Moon. Plus, we check out The Mock-Ups’ punchy indie rocker I Wanna Know Your Name and Aerosmith with YUNGBLUD on My Only Angel.

From messy love songs to cosmic ballads, we’re unpacking what hits, what misses, and what we’ll be keeping on repeat.

In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

10:03 I Wanna Know Your Name - The Mock-Ups

16:25 My Only Angel - Aerosmith, YUNG BLUD

22:10 WHERE IS MY HUSBAND - RAYE

26:27 yes baby - Madison Beer

31:49 TIT FOR TAT - Tate McRae

35:42 Moon - Daniel Caesar, Bon Iver

Brandito and Bob are finally back with Mel, and the trio has a lot of feelings this week. We kick things off with Wednesday’s Bleeds, an album that’s as messy and emotional as it is cathartic. Then we dive headfirst into Lola Young’s brutally honest I’m Only F**king Myself, where every lyric feels like a late-night confession you probably shouldn’t have sent. And of course, Doja Cat’s Vie keeps us guessing — shapeshifting between sounds, moods, and personas like only she can. From sonic hyper fixations to lyrical obsessions and wondering how much self-sabotage is too much, we’re here to laugh, argue, and maybe bleed out a little ourselves.

In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

05:36 Bleeds - Wednesday

41:32 I'm Only F**king Myself - Lola Young

01:39:25 Vie - Doja Cat