Picky Bastards

Fran, Matt, and Nick return for the 28th episode of the miserable music podcast. Recently released albums up for argument today are from Bonny Light Horseman, Sampa the Great, Liturgy, and Chelsea Wolfe. The classic is from Chance the Rapper, before Matt tells us why he loves Metronomy. Get it in your ears. 

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The miserable music podcast hosts return to discuss their favourite albums of 2019 and those chosen by several other music publications. They then vote on a top 3 from the list. Albums up for discussion are from Clipping, Weyes Blood, Ari Lennox, Self Esteem, Brittany Howard, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, WH Lung, and 100 Gecs. Get it in your ears. 

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The miserable music podcast welcomes Sam Atkins on board for this very special episode in which we declare our album of the decade. 15 writers from pickybs.com chose their favourite album of the last ten years, and we give them all a once over before declaring what we all voted as our collective top five. Albums featured are from Kendrick Lamar, Alt J, Augustines, Beck, Kate Tempest, Laura Marling, Snowmine, Bon Iver, Kiasmos, Father John Misty, PJ Harvey, Fionn Regan, and Beyonce. Expect slightly less arguing than usual. 

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The Picky Bastards are back for the 25th episode of their miserable music podcast. Joined by pickybs.com writer Tom Burrows, they argue about new releases from One True Pairing, Burna Boy, JPEGMAFIA, and the ridiculously named Microwave. This month's classic is from Silver Jews and Tom tells us why he loves St Vincent. 

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Episode 24 of the miserable music podcast sees Fran, Matt, and Nick discuss (disagree about) recently released albums from The Futureheads, Rapsody, The Murder Capital, and Lana Del Ray. This month's classic is from Bruce Springsteen, and Nick tells us why he loves FKA Twigs. 

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The miserable music podcast hosts are joined by author, editor, and Bookmunch maestro Pete Wild while they discuss new releases from Slowthai, Fujiya and Miyaga, Kate Tempest, and Mac De Marco. This month's classic is from The 13th Floor Elevators and Pete tells us all why he loves Marc Mulcahy. 

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We're back for Episode 22 of the miserable music podcast. Listen to us argue over recent releases from PUP, Kevin Abstract, Deptford Goth, and Local Natives. Our classic album this month is Rihanna's Rated R. And then Fran tells you all why he loves hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur. 

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In Episode 21 we are joined by lead singer of Silent Laika, and star of hip hop outfit Maroc, Lewis Parker. Lewis tells us why he loves Red Dragon by CTM, picks ABBA's Arrival as this month's classic album, and Dave's Psychodrama as his new release. The other new releases discussed are from Lucy Rose, American Football, and These New Puritans. Expect a lot of moaning. 

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The Picky Bastards return for their TWENTIETH episode. Recent album releases argued about are from Little Simz, Solange, Meat Puppets, and Du Blonde. The classic this month is from Devo. And Matt tells us why he loves Willy Mason. And if you don't hate them by the end of the episode, you can check out more from the Picky Bastards at pickybs.com. 

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Matt, Nick, and Fran return to insult albums you love. And be nice about some other albums. Maybe. This month's recent releases are from The Twilight Sad, Earl Sweatshirt, Sharon Van Etten, and Fidlar, the classic is from somebody called Prince (who?) and Nick tells us all why he loves Talking Heads.

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