Taste's Funny Podcast

In this (late, sorry) episode, Joe and Pete discuss the albums Shake, Shook, Shaken by French-Finnish duo The Dø and the much less catchy Anthropocene Extinction by San Diego deathgrinders Cattle Decapitation. Having already had this conversation once (on some unlistenable, corrupted files), it’s a bit rambly, but hopefully no less informative than usual.

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Finally! (Not finally, we're doing more)

The other half of episode four, or as it now wishes to be known, "Episode 5" of Taste's Funny. This time, Joe doesn't understand metal. We will discuss "that face they do", and "that voice they do", as well as instrumental choices, sea birds and a car park rating.

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Episode 4 of Taste's Funny podcast, in which we discuss The Cribs 2006 album The New Fellas - a favourite of Joe's, but what will Pete think? (Spoiler - it's not super...)

Episode 3, in which Joe has prepared notes and surprised Pete with this recording session, all so that he gets to look like the clever one again. We also chat head-composing, Sexy Anne Frank and semen-stained mountains. Bonus drinking game: drink every time Joe says 'urgent'.

Episode 2 of the Taste's Funny Podcast, in which Pete has lots to say about Chumbawamba and Joe is woefully underprepared to discuss Future of the Left.

The first in a new monthly podcast series in which the hosts, Joe McLachlan and Pete McHugh, review a record from each other's collection. In this episode, Joe and Pete discuss their childhood music tastes and set each other their first listen.