We're finally here at the Finals of Season 2 of the Battle of True Crime Songs.  It's Deep Red Bells by Neko Case inspired by the Green River Killer taking on Ted, Just Admit It by Jane's Addiction inspired by Ted Bundy.  Tune in to find out the winner!!

Hang in there Battle Fans, the Season 2 finale is next week, January 8th.  With our bonus content episode to follow on January 15th.  In the meantime, catch up on season 2, share the show and leave us a review so more people can find us.  

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's our second semifinal match up with Ted, Just Admit It by Jane's Addiction inspired by Ted Bundy and winner of the 1970s Division against Arcarsenal by At the Drive-In inspired by Jeffrey Dahmer, winner of the Big Name Division.

Find out who will advance to the Finals!!

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's our first semifinal with Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen out of the Killing Spree Division against Deep Red Bells by Neko Case from the Serial Killer Division.  Find out which song is the first to move on to the finals!!

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's the final in the Big Name Division with Revolution Blues by Neil Young inspired by Charles Manson taking on Arcarsenal by At The Drive-In inspired by Jeffrey Dahmer.

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's the finals in the 1970s Division with Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun by the Beastie Boys inspired by Son of Sam taking on Ted, Just Admit It by Jane's Addiction inspired by Ted Bundy.

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's the finals in the Killing Spree Division with Pumped Up Kicks by Foster the People inspired by the rash of school shootings taking on Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen inspired by the killing spree of Charles Starkweather.

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's the finals in the Serial Killer Division with Deep Red Bells by Neko Case against Suffer Little Children by the Smiths.

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's the second match up in the Big Name Division with Maxwell Murder by Rancid inspired by Jack the Ripper taking on Arcarsenal by At the Drive-In inspired by Jeffrey Dahmer.

It's Season 2 of the Battle and this year we're taking on True Crime.  Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully talk about the songs and the crimes behind them.  The more a song advances, the more you learn about the crimes that inspired them.

This week it's the first match up in the Big Name Division with Revolution Blues by Neil Young inspired by Charles Manson taking on What Will Happen Will Happen by Lemon Demon inspired by Ted Kaczynski aka the Unabomber.