Record Night

This episode is normal length but it is about short records! Full length albums that are under 30 minutes in length. First, Ryan's pick is the Death Grips off-shoot The I.L.Y's I've Always Been Good at True Love. Then after they discuss that, Chris' pick is Joyce Manor's Never Hungover Again.

An another full-length episode for your listening pleasure and 18th's episode's theme is Awesome Debuts. First up is Chris' pick -Roads To Judah by divisive blackgaze band Deafheaven. After discussing this record, Ryan unveils his pick, punk classic Fresh Fruit by Rotting Vegetables by the Dead Kennedys and they talk this. Pretty fun times to be had.

Back with another full-fledged Record Night and theme for this one is Literary Influence. It is Ryan's turn to go first and we talk Mastodon's Leviathan! After an in depth discussion on that they go a little inside baseball with Chris's pick: The Mountain Goat's The Sunset Tree. Cheggs it out.

In this episode, the theme is Every Rose Has Its Thorn. Great records that have one inexcusable flaw. First off, Chris' obsession with NOFX finally rears it ugly head NOFX's So Long and Thanks For All The Shoes... After an in depth discussion on that, Ryan lets his prog-rock flag fly with King Crimson- In the Court of Crimson King. Also, Chris hiccups and Ryan confesses his hipster-ism

In this special edition minisode, Chris & Ryan talk about Tera Melos' Nick Reinhart's newest project called Disheveled Cuss and their new self titled debut record. Also, Ryan professes his hate for The Last of Us while Chris professes his hate for certain presidents.

In episode 15 Chris and Ryan get kind of out there where they pick a record form an artist that is a departure from their previous work. After shooting the bull they get int Ryan's pick: 12 Golden Country Greats by Ween. After that, they talk Chris' pick Arcade Fire's Reflektor. Good chat.

Hi listeners, we hope is everyone is staying safe in these troubling and emotional times. We did record this before the protests started. We support the cause and the protesters but this was not addressed in the show as it was done prior.

In this episode the guys talk about their favorite records of the year they were born. Chris' pick for 1986 is Beastie Boys License to Ill. They talk the beasties and this record. Ryan's pick from 1990 is Primus' Frizzle Fry. This a very Ryan record and they talk that too. Fun one.

We're back with another episode! This episode's theme was Soundtracks. Ryan got cute with his choice chose Megaran's FFVII themed album Black Materia. After chatting that one up, they get into Chris' pick, Batman Forever: Music from the Motion Picture.

We're back! The pandemic can't stop us talking music. Chris introduces one of all time favorites Harvey Danger's King James Version. Ryan goes all metalhead and introduced Metallica's ...And Justice For All.

Episode 11 is out now! In this episode the guys talk about records that bring on strong cases of the the sads. First off, they talk Ryan's pick Have a Nice Life's Deathconsciousness. Then, they go to Chris's pick, The Antler's Hopsice. Good talks.