Sound Surfers

Rob talks with Corbin about Innings Festival and it being a first time festival. Corbin also talks about Coachella and how he prepares for the biggest festival in the country.

Corbin and Rob talk about upcoming festivals such as Innings Festival and Coachella! They also talk about the Black Panther Soundtrack and why it's been difficult to listen to it!

Corbin & Rob bring in Reid from 104.7 KISSFM to talk about Justin Timberlake's newest album "Man of the Woods"

Rob and Corbin discuss the Sound Surfers top albums of the year!

We pick apart the baggage necessary to produce an album as brilliant as Erykah Badu's "Mama's Gun" and maintain a career as theatrically difficult as The Killer's. We pick apart the characters portrayed by each artist in an episode of epic proportions.

We talk two polarizing albums that manage to exist in the same realm of artistic expression. Moses Sumney's "Aromanticism" is a raw, direct line to his heart, and for Homework Corbin assigned us the jarring-- to say the least-- Death Grips album, "No Love Deep Web". Also talking Cardi B hitting No. 1!!!

Phoenix radio royalty Lady La is our special guest for the 60th episode of the Sound Surfers! She assigned us the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill for Homework! We also reviewed the Foo Fighters newest album, Concrete & Gold.

James Murphy's hindsight mixed with his infectious dance production is Grace Jones' dream as we unpack LCD Soundsystem's "American Dream". And for homework, assigned by Malcolm Alexndr, we grovel at the artistic strength and confidence of Grace Jones' "Island Life".

Daniel Caesar's debut album "Freudian" sparks epiphanies on love and self-worth; to see the album translate live the Surfers will have full coverage from the Day N Night Music Festival. For homework, Rob assigned us to curate a playlist of protest songs in an assignment indiciative of the current global socio-political climate.

Queens Of The Stone Age diversify the rock landscape with Mark Ronson at their right side with new album "Villains". And for homework assigned by James Myles we soak in the earth tone grooves of Musiq Soulchild's "Juslisen".