Picky Bastards

In Episode 38 of the miserable music podcast, we look back at our favourite albums from 2020 and get to know the albums chosen by other publications as the year's best. Albums argued about are from Quelle Chris and Chris Ryan, Fleet Foxes, Cornershop, Phoebe Bridgers, Chloe x Halle, Taylor Swift, Car Seat Headrest, Open Mike Eagle, and Poppy. Get it in your ears. 

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Will the miserable music podcast be any less miserable over the festive season? Probably not. Nick, Matt, and Fran argue about new releases from Jean Dawson, Conway the Machine, Tom Vek, and Busta Rhymes and a classic album from Mazzy Star. To end the episode, Fran tells us why he loves David Bowie. 

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Join us for the 36th episode of the miserly music podcast. Recent releases discussed this time are from Bright Eyes, Deftones, Sufjan Stevens, and Alicia Keys. We travel back to the 1940s for the classic this month in the form of Woody Guthrie and his Dust Bowl Ballads, and Matt tells us why he loves Dizzee Rascal.

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This month's episode of the miserly music podcast sees Fran, Matt, and Nick discuss recent releases from Disclosure, Che Noir, Sevdeliza, and Protomartyr. The classic is a 30 year old album from Jane's Addiction and Nick tells us all why he loves the Super Furry Animals. 

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Sam Atkins joins the miserable music podcast hosts to take part in their arguments about this year's Mercury Prize Shortlist. We tell you what we discovered, what we hated, who we think will win, and who we want to win. Shortlisted albums are from Laura Marling, Dua Lipa, Porridge Radio, Sports Team, Kano, Anna Meredith, Georgia, Lanterns on the Lake, Moses Boyd, Charli XCX, Stormzy, and Michael Kiwanuka. 

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The miserable music podcast returns. Fran, Nick, and Matt are joined by fellow pickybs.com editor James Spearing as he tells us why he loves Miles Davis. This month's classic album is from Marine Girls and we argue over new releases from Bob Dylan, Arca, Chris Keys and Quelle Chris, and MJ Cole. 

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It's a surprisingly cordial episode of Picky Bastards as the miserable music review podcast turns 32. Recently released articles up for discussion are from Run The Jewels, LA Priest, Medhane, and Yves Tumor, the classic is from Jill Scott, and Fran tells you all why he loves Tracy Chapman. Get it in your ears. 

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It's the 31st episode of the miserable music podcast, hosted by Nick, Matt, and Fran. Today they moan and whinge (and sometimes says nice things) about recent releases from Fiona Apple, The Strokes, Rina Sawayama, and EOB. They disagree over the classic from Yoko Ono. And then Matt tells us why he loves Jay Z. 

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It's miserable music podcast time again, as Fran, Nick, and Matt continue to solider on with their opinions on music all while on lockdown in separate locations. Recent releases discussed in their 30th episode are from Porridge Radio, Brooke Bentham, Jessie Reyez, and Childish Gambino. This month's classic is from Neil Young and Nick closes out the episode by telling you why he loves The Horrors. 

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Matt, Nick, and Fran return for ANOTHER bloody episode of the miserable music podcast. This month's recent releases are from Grimes, HMLTD, Against All Logic, and Squarepusher. The classic is Kick by INXS, and Fran tells you all why he loves Aldous Harding. IN. YOUR. EARS. NOW. 

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