This week, Petey introduces the guys to the world of Kawaii Metal with its lone proprietor Babymetal and their self-titled debut full-length album. Also, Petey says ratchet several times, much to everyone's chagrin. Enjoy!

This week, Drew brings us a third-wave staple in Less Than Jake's 1998 release "Hello Rockview". What did the guys think of this ska classic? Hit dat play button and find out!

This week, Brett brings us the in-your-face mteal stylings of Rob Halford and his mighty men of Judas Priest and their classic, "Screaming For Vengeance".

This week, Patrick brings us his preferred flavour of Prog Metal with Opeth and their 2005 release, "Ghost Revieries".

This week, Petey takes us back a decade to one of the most infamous "mash-up" albums ever in Danger Mouse's 2004 melding of Jay-Z and The Beatles in "The Grey Album"

This week, Drew brings us an initially under-the-radar album that is now considered an Emo classic, Jimmy Eat World's "Clarity".

This week, Brett brings us Canada's greatest band, Rush, and their 1976 epic, "2112". Were the guys ready for Rush? Hit play and find out!

This week Patrick gives us a fascinatingly funky disco electronic offering from the duo Duck Sauce in their debut album, appropriately titled, "Quack". Wanna know the guys' thoughts? Press play already!

This week, most of the guys listened to Jaurim's "Goodbye, Grief", while one of them accidentally listened to their previous album "陰謀論 (음모론, Conspiracy Theory)" instead (thank you, Google). Either way the guys got to check out a veteran Korean Indie band. What did the guys think? Who listened to the wrong album? Listen and find out.

On this episode we bring in special guest, Bill Meeks, and he in turn brings us a venerable alternative mainstay in Garbage and their 1998 hit, Version 2.0. What did the guys think? Tune in and find out!