Well, not really ‘versus’. But this episode of The Weekly Review includes brief snippets of our Cate Le Bon interview, as we examine her excellent new album Pompeii, while Mar takes on the podcast bros in the wake of the Neil Young / Joe Rogan controversy. Plus: should you shout out requests at gigs? And Johann roots for murderers, talking about Lizzie, the film starring Chlöe Sevigny and Kirsten Stewart about the true crime Borden Axe Murders, which is just an excuse for him to take a nostalgic look back at The Beatrice Inn.

Ben Cardew hosts a mini-Broadcast special today, celebrating the reissue of three albums by the legendary Birmingham band; plus there is new music from Warpaint, Cate Le Bon, The Smile, Molly Nilsson and more.

2012 welcomed the release of some stellar albums, such as Lana Del Rey's Born To Die, Grimes' Visions, Kendrick's good kid, m.A.A.d city, Frank Ocean's Channel Orange and John Talabot's fin. But there were also other fine releases from Schoolboy Q, Bobby Womack, DIIV, Beach House and more. Johann Wald selects a few cuts to celebrate that the Mayan Calendar miscalculated the end of the world.

En este episodio recibimos a Natalia Brovedanni, componente de Chaqueta de Chándal, quien nos hablará de su nuevo album, “Futuro, Tu Antes Molabas”. David Camilleri viene con ganas de hablar del fenomeno Twitch y algunos de los jovenes emprendedores visionarios que se han apoderado ya de este nuevo medio de comunicación.

After an energy-and-optimism-fuelled start to the year, The Weekly Review is downgrading to mediocrity. But, as Mar explains, maybe that isn’t such a bad thing. Plus we examine the new album from the very-much-not-mediocre Yard Act and Johann explains all about Scandinavian cheug.

On today's dose of The Daily Review, we have a double helping of Two Shell, plus new music from Kojey Radical, Yard Act, Beach House, Iceboy Violet, Waxahatchee, Guerilla Toss and - why not? - Cypress Hill. Plus a classic from Nicolette.

On this episode Johann Wald keeps things sweet, playing some of the latest releases of the week, such as Beach House, Mitski, Midlake and a cut from our album of the Week, Yard Act’s The Overload.

Keeping Friday on your mind, with new music from Darkside, Big Thief, The Game, Nilüfer Yanya, Hatchie, SUCHI and more.

En este episodio Johann Wald y David Camilleri repasan algunas de las novedades de la semana, que casualmente comparten alguna influencia de rock cosmico aleman setentero. Ademas de canciones de Kim Gordon, Jockstrap, Sofia Kourtesis, La Bien Querida, The Smile, caroline, Chaqueta de Chandal y muchos mas sonando mientras los dos comentan cosas de la vida diaria.

Is it January already? It appears so. And the world is in a suitably dystopian mood. Here at The Weekly Review we surf the gloomy zeitgeist with our takes on the fashion trend for Dystopia core, himbos, Impeachment on Netflix and the new mixtape from FKA Twigs.