We review our favorite post-chad-core album of 2021, GLOW ON by Turnstile!
We discuss:
- What it means for punk to be "for the kids"
- Why we think this album was the breakthrough success for the band
- Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange
- What happens when hardcore bands discover emotions
- The Hot-Blooded podcast with Cat Jones
and more!!

Also!
If there are any bands/songs/albums you want us to review or react to, please send us suggestions to our Instagram: @SemaphoreMusic

We discuss Bloodmoon I by Converge/ Chelsea Wolfe/ Stephen Brodsky, an album that has been in the making for a long time. Through our discussion we hit on:
- Why we love every musician on this record
- What are our favorite and least favorite supergroups
- A defense of butt rock and subtlety 

Most importantly, Ben Koller for President 2024!

It's finally time for Siddhu's pick! And guess what - the sparks finally fly in this one?!
- What space does grunge have in today's world?
- Why is Gish by Smashing Pumpkins so easy to rip?
- Did Jay's mic die in the second half of the recording?

Listen in to hear the answers to these and many more questions!

We talk about the live version of the re-recording of Mr. Bungle's first self-released demo tape from 1986.
We discuss: 

• Our first recordings 
• Making mixtapes for crushes in high school
• The Mike Patton Infatuation Education Information Situation

On a separate note, did you know we’re just the progeny of Trevor Dunn? 🤪

In this season of the podcast, each member of Semaphore chose a number of their favorite albums from 2021 and forced each other to listen to them. Today, they discuss Niko's pick: "Chemz/ Dolphinz" by Burial. Through the conversation, they bring up what it means to be a modern DJ and how venues can influence live sound production decisions.

In this season of the podcast, each member of Semaphore chose a number of their favorite albums from 2021 and forced each other to listen to them. Today, they discuss Emmett's pick: "The Lurch" by Yautja.