Max and Jonny finally return to the new music episodes after a long break due to limited releases from artists during the 2020 pandemic. New music is once again getting released and there is a lot to check out

We discuss the 40 year old ground-shaking, AC/DC album adored by fans and sharks and the Arctic Monkeys' debut album that quickly catapulted them into one of the biggest bands in the world.

We discuss the career of The Black Keys including their discography, the different phases of the band and our general thoughts on the group.

On this episode, Jonny introduces his nomination for the book from Audioslave and David Bowie's final album. We also address the Black Lives Matter movement and the timely music changes and introductions that are happening.

This episode covers LCD Soundsystem's entry from the book and Jeff's NIN choice that he would suggest as an entry. We also cover the news at the time and what we have been listening to.

Jeff and Jonny discuss one of the most anticipated releases in music history.

Jeff, Jonny and Max suggest their worst albums and each one of them must select an album and defend its purpose in the universe and maybe, just maybe, why you should hear it.

Jeff and Max discuss Max's pick for the book, Queens of the Stone Age's album that brought them into the commercial spotlight, as well as one of the first mainstream drum and bass albums.

On this episode we discuss two albums that took these iconic bands from successful single groups to bands that defined, created and transformed genres.

We also host a festival fantasy draft where everyone gets to create their ultimate dream lineup.

Jeff and Jonny continue their quarantine series with Max (new music episodes) to discuss these two bridge gapping albums. Interpol helped move the New York rock scene at the time into indie rock and The XX found a way to introduce pop into the same indie rock scene.