Join us on the Plastic Beach!

The boys continue their classic review trend and talk about a mutual favorite, Plastic Beach by Gorillaz. They also discuss the latest single and video from BROCKHAMPTON and if they'll be listening to the new project.

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The boys are back with another classic review, this time with a fan-requested album they haven't listened to before—Discovery by Daft Punk. They give their thoughts on the album and the impact of Daft Punk on music as a whole as well as react to the winners from this past weekend's GRAMMY Awards.

Certified Lover Boy season is almost upon us!

The boys review the latest teaser EP from Drake, Scary Hours 2, and feature their second-ever guest interview with local rapper Kev. They talk to Kev about his latest release February's Facade and what he hopes to do with his rap career.

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Bobby Shmurda is finally free!!!

In the latest episode of the Seems Sketchy Pod, the boys celebrate the freedom of everyone's favorite hat-throwing rapper while also reviewing the latest album from Slowthai, the introspective TYRON. They also talk about the end of Daft Punk and a new single from Kero Kero Bonito.

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Bobby Shmurda + Daft Punk (2:15-10:10)

Kero Kero Bonito Single Talk (10:15-13:00)

TYRON review (13:10-44:00)

In honor of the 50th episode of Seems Sketchy, the boys decided to review one of the most important albums of their lifetime—Frank Ocean's Magnum Opus Blonde. The boys breakdown the album song by song and talk about what the album means to them and reflect on the journey to 50 episodes. Thanks for joining us on this journey!

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It's interview szn!

The boys welcome up and coming graphic designer Alek Surenian, the founder of the As.Am clothing brand. They talk to Alek about his inspiration to get into graphic design and the important history behind his designs for his latest drop. They also discuss The Weeknd's half time show from the Super Bowl and Lil Uzi's new diamond.

Super Bowl Halftime show 2:00-7:00

Uzi's diamond 7:00-12:00

Interview with Alek 12:30-52:00

The boys are back with another classic review, this time of indie-folk legend Fleet Foxes' self-titled album from 2008. They also talk about some current events in music (RIP SOPHIE) and what the future of concerts could look like.

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Well, we're back....again.

After a long hiatus, the Seems Sketchy crew is back on the podcast grind and ready to break down one of the biggest releases they missed, Playboi Carti's Whole Lotta Red.

2020 Recap (7:07-15:00)

Last.fm (15:00-29:00)

WLR Talk (29:10-38:00)

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The boys are back with a retrospective episode on Mac Miller's Swimming, the last album before his tragic passing that the boys were originally not high on. They also break down the latest track from Ye and someone being foolish enough to go after Freddie Gibbs.

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It's classic review time and the (flower) boys are breaking down one of their favorite albums by one of their favorite artists. Tyler the Creator's Flower Boy is a seminal album in not only his discography but in the lives of both Kyle and Garo.

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