This week we covered the greatest hits of N'Sync, 98 Degrees, Backstreet Boys, and 2Gether. Though we learned a lot about ourselves, we continue to advocate for equal rights of all people to include the LGBTQHIV+ community. We hope you enjoy the show, if we get cancelled please understand we did our best to be funny, don't forget to follow, like, review, and rate! 

Title music and artwork by Rob Fortune

Questionable sexual urges by Jack Falcon

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This week we covered LizzoBangers, Coconut Oil, Cuz I Love You, and Special. We hope you enjoy the show, don't forget to like, subscribe, and review us on any platform you listen to us on.

Title music and artwork by Rob Fortune

Engineered by JoMo and AmandaBee

This week we covered The Second Stage Turbine Blade, In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3, Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness, and the unfortunate release of Weerd Science Friends and Nervous Breakdowns. Coheed and Cambria are worth their salt, but holy shit....Weerd Science is tainted with the stench of Faygo Root Beer. Don't forget to like and subscribe to our guest today, Mr. Vella, he can be found at youtube.com/thehedgehogsdilemma and twitter.com/vellawesome

Artwork and title music by Rob Fortune

Engineered by AmandaBee and JoMo

This week we covered Cowboys from Hell, Vulgar Display of Power, Far Beyond Driver, The Great Southern Trendkill, and Reinventing the Steel. Pantera is brutal during this era, this is why we refused to listen to them in their 80's era of dogshit. Don't act like a grandpa and tell us the 80's albums were good, we all agree that they were dog shit. Enjoy the show you turds, don't forget to like, subscribe, comment, and/or disparage us at your favorite podcast platform. Don't forget to check out bonus episodes at our Patreon page,  patreon.com/thebronaissance

Title song and artwork by Rob Fortune

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This week we covered Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables, Plastic Surgery Disasters, Frankenchrist, and Bedtime for Democracy. There would literally be no Green Day, System of a Down or Rage Against The Machine if Dead Kennedys didn't put out an album with this amazing music. Tune in right now, you won't be disappointed with the show, make sure you visit Meatspin.com for your $50 Amazon Gift Card. You have to make it to 1000 spins to receive the gift card.

Music and Artwork by Rob Fortune

Engineered by AmandaBee and JoMo

It's been two weeks since we did our last episode and we miss you all. We covered five decades, five insane album of Napalm Death that will melt and mold your mind into something new and improved. We want to thank Harley Baker for joining this episode from across the pond, use THOTs not pot.

Intro skit: Arsenio Hall and Jim Carrey

Intro and outro song by Rob Fortune

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This week we listened to Milo Goes To College by Descendents, ...And Out Come The Wolves by Rancid, How I Spent My Summer Vacation by Bouncing Souls, Mass Nerder by ALL, and Do or Die by Dropkick Murphys. It was an insane week covering these bands, they stood the test of time and too many bands emulate the greats of this episode. Please subscribe, comment, and rate the show on any platform you listen to us on.

Title song and artwork by Rob Fortune

Inappropriate joke credit: Doug Stanhope 

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Although Marilyn Manson is being accused of some terrible things, we are quick to put that aside and listen to four albums that propelled his musical career to be what it is today. Did he do what he did? Probably, but it's not as bad as R. Kelly...wait, it's probably in the same category. Please subscribe and review our show on the platform you listen to us on. 

Title artwork and music by Rob Fortune

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The East Coast Hip-Hop scene would have been different had Wu-Tang never formed. Rolling Stone regards them as the greatest rap group ever and the gang feels the same as well. We hope you enjoy the episode, Wu-Tang is for the kids. WU-TANG!

Title music and artwork by Rob Fortune

Produced by AmandaBee