The Album Hour boys are back with Radiohead's seminal album from 1997, Ok Computer. We discuss the album's influence as well as our own personal reactions. Time has placed this album in the upper echelon of all music but, what did we think?

We take it back to the mid 2ks with the hit album Good Girl Gone Bad by Rihanna. This album was not only a different sound from what she had done previous but was also the start of her stardom that got her to where she is now. Join us as we take a deep dive into the songs that put Rihanna on the charts on this weeks episode of The Album Hour!

Hey everyone! The Album Hour boys are back with a 2010's pop juggernaut, Frank Ocean's Blonde. Hear about our Frank Ocean stories and what we thought about the album on this week's episode!

We have another one of our very special guests joining us this week, Henry is an old band mate of ours and he reached out to us about an album and we decided to have him on the show. I am is Earth Wind & Fire's most recognizable album with some of the biggest party hits still being played to this day. Come join us as we get funky and groove on a very special episode of The Album Hour!

This week, we reviewed The Stranger by Billy Joel! We took a deep dive into this 70s masterpiece (Maybe??). We hope you enjoy the episode!

Welcome back to the Album Hour! This week we reviewed It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back by the New York based rap group, Public Enemy. We enjoyed listening to this album and we hope you enjoy listening to our episode. If you have listened to this album, what do you think?

London is calling and we got to answer her call, this week's episode is The Clash's London Calling! One of the most iconic albums of all time by one of the biggest bands of all time, what more could we ask for. Take a listen with us as we explore all that this album has to offer!

Anthony and Evan are back with our review of Lil Wayne's commercial peak, Tha Carter III. How does this radio friendly mainstream hip-hop hold up after 15 years? Find out on this week's episode!

Apologies for the slight technical difficulties when recording this one. Hope you can still enjoy one of our most fun episodes to record.

Korn, it's a lump with knobs! I hope that joke is still funny...but Metal fans we got you! Korn's debut self titled album marks a pivotal moment in not just metal history but in music history. Korn championed the way for the Nu Metal boom that soon came after and whether you love or hate the genre it certainly was one that was everywhere.

Episode two or our new season features a good friend of the show, it's Dillion! We had actually planned to do a Joni Mitchell episode on another album but it was Dillion who had reached out to us to do a different album instead. Then we thought he we should just have him on the show because we wanted to hear what he really loves about this album.