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  • Episode 14: Moisturize Before You Eulogize

    We're back with a double feature: Moisturizer by Wet Leg, an indie-pop fever dream soaked in sass and shimmer, and I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO BEFORE ME by Noah Cyrus—a hauntingly intimate dive into grief, family, and existential dread. Brandito returns from sabbatical (and probably a record store), joining Mel and Incredibob for a review filled with laughter, tears, and one too many jokes about hydration and mortality.


    00:00 Introduction

    6:14 moisturizer - Wet Leg

    54:02 I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME - Noah Cyrus

    1 hr 44 min
  • Track Attack: Jumping is In. Capitalism is Out. (BLACKPINK, Tyla, Bad Bunny)

    Brandito, Mel, and Incredibob tackle six wildly different new singles. We’ve got existential capitalism in Taxes by Geese, sexy furniture metaphors in The Sofa by Wolf Alice, Blood Orange and crew packed tight with Mind Loaded, Tyla brings sultry chaos with IS IT, BLACKPINK is in dancefloor attack mode, and Bad Bunny is getting barbed with ALAMBRE PúA.

    Is this the most chaotic batch of singles we’ve ever reviewed? Probably. Let us know which track has your brain in a chokehold.


    In this episode:

    00:00 Introduction

    15:46 Taxes - Geese

    23:39 The Sofa - Wolf Alice

    29:01 Mind Loaded - Blood Orange

    41:23 IS IT - Tyla

    47:34 JUMP - BLACKPINK

    56:13 ALAMBRE PĂşA - Bad Bunny

    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 14: Moisturize Before You Eulogize

    We're back with a double feature: moisturizer by Wet Leg, an indie-pop fever dream soaked in sass and shimmer, and I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME by Noah Cyrus—a hauntingly intimate dive into grief, family, and existential dread. Brandito returns from sabbatical (and probably a record store), joining Mel and Incredibob for a review filled with laughter, tears, and one too many jokes about hydration and mortality.

    Is Wet Leg still riding the hype wave? Have we been sleeping on the better Cyrus sister? Hit play and find out.


    In this episode:

    00:00 Introduction

    06:14 moisturizer - Wet Leg

    54:02 I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME - Noah Cyrus

    1 hr 44 min
  • Half-Time Hot Takes: Our 2025 Mid-Year Review

    The whole crew is back for our 2025 Mid-Year Review! We’re running down our top-reviewed albums so far this year, shouting out some personal favs that didn’t make it onto the pod, and spilling which upcoming releases we can’t wait to hear in the back half of 2025.

    Whether you’re looking for recs, hot takes, or your next musical obsession, we’ve got you covered.

    Drop your own best-of-2025 picks in the comments, and tell us which albums you’re hyped for!


    00:00: Introduction

    02:16: Our Top Albums as a Collective

    01:03:45: Our Actual Individual Top Ten Albums

    01:35:02: Albums We're Looking Forward To

    1 hr 56 min
  • Track Attack: Signed, Sealed, Gaslit (CMAT, Twenty One Pilots, Cardi B)

    This week, Brandito’s out, so Mel, Incredibob, and AppalachianRose dive into a batch of singles that feel like a group chat full of exes, chaos, and drive-thru therapy. From Megan Moroney’s “6 Months Later” heartbreak blues to CMAT’s “Jamie Oliver Petrol Station” fever dream, we’re unpacking relationship delusions (“we never dated”), legal limbo (“The Contract”), emotional yelling (“HOW DOES IT FEEL?”), and whatever turf war Cardi B’s waging in “Outside.”

    It’s giving:💔 situationships,📜 binding documents,⛽️ snacks that may or may not be metaphors.

    If you’ve ever cried at a gas station or drafted a breakup text in Notes, this episode’s for you.


    00:00 Introduction

    08:52 6 Months Later - Megan Moroney

    016:19 The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station - CMAT

    26:23 we never dated - sombr

    34:55 The Contract - Twenty One Pilots

    48:02 HOW DOES IT FEEL? - The Kid LAROI

    54:33 Outside - Cardi B

    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 12: One Nation, Under a Breakup

    This week, Brandito taps out—but fear not, Incredibob, Mel, and AppalachianRose are stepping in with opinions as sharp as a pine needle! We dive deep into HAIM’s dramatic farewell energy on I Quit, wander through Neil Young’s earthy reflections on Talkin’ to the Trees, and try not to cry while decoding the patriotic balladry of Benson Boone’s American Heart. From heartbreak to heritage, this episode has all the feels—plus a few laughs in between.

    🎧 Tune in for our takes, tears, and tree talk.


    00:00 Introduction

    06:17 I Quit - HAIM

    1:25:52 Talkin to the Trees - Neil Young

    2:16:19 American Heart - Benson Boone

    3 hr 44 min
  • Track Attack: Mariah likes 'em wild, Sabrina likes a manchild (Sabrina Carpenter, Mariah Carey, Ethel Cain)

    In this week’s Track Attack, Brandito, Mel, and Incredibob review six of the biggest new music releases: “Nettles” by Ethel Cain, “Type Dangerous” by Mariah Carey, “Manchild” by Sabrina Carpenter, “OWA OWA” by Lil Tecca, “Hemingway” by girl in red, and “And a Big Load” by Hot Mulligan.

    They dive into everything from dreamy ballads to chaotic pop bangers—breaking down the lyrics, production, and drama behind the tracks. Whether you’re a Mariah superfan or a Hot Mulligan skeptic, you’ll find something to love or rage about.


    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 11: From Glitter Pop to Codeine Drops

    In this episode, Brandito, Mel, and Incredibob review three of the week’s biggest releases: MARINA’s bold comeback with PRINCESS OF POWER, Lil Wayne’s long-awaited Tha Carter VI, and Miley Cyrus’s reflective pop album Something Beautiful. Who’s still got it, who’s lost the plot, and who left us speechless? Whether you're a diehard fan or just curious about the hype, we've got hot takes, honest reactions, and plenty of laughs.In this episode:

    00:00 Introduction

    09:25 PRINCESS OF POWER - MARINA

    01:03:33 Tha Carter VI - Lil Wayne

    02:12:10 Something Beautiful - Miley Cyrus

    3 hr 6 min
  • Friend of Mine? Debatable. (Rihanna, ReneĂ© Rapp, MGK)

    This week, Brandito and Mel are joined by the insightful and unapologetic AppalachianRose as they dive into a fresh batch of singles. From the long-awaited return of Rihanna with "Friend Of Mine", to GIVĒON’s soulful "RATHER BE", Lola Young’s raw "One Thing", and Reneé Rapp’s emotional gut-punch "Leave Me Alone", no track is safe from the trio’s sharp ears. MGK surprises with "cliche", and Turnstile flips expectations with "LOOK OUT FOR ME". Tune in for debates, delight, and maybe even a few disagreements. You know how it gets.

    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 10: Casio Glow, Natural Woe & the Legend of Lost Lana

    This week, Brandito and Mel are joined by professional musician and Twitch streamer AppalachianRose for a sonic showdown featuring Stereolab’s Instant Holograms On Metal Film and Dan Mangan’s Natural Light. According to Brandito, Mel's wrong again, and Rose keeps it all from falling apart with actual musical knowledge. We were supposed to review Lana Del Rey’s new album too, but she ghosted us. Maybe next time, Lana.

    Our links: https://linktr.ee/onBEAToffSCRIPT

    Follow our girl AppalachianRose here: www.twitch.tv/appalachianrose

    In this episode:

    (00:00) Introduction

    (09:55) Instant Holograms on Metal Film

    (01:26:41) Natural Light

    2 hr 28 min

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