In The Chartographers 100+ episodes and 45+ artists covered, somehow, the boys haven't gotten around to covering country, so when it came time to pick an artist to cover, you know what we had to go with: the iconiclastic, genre-bending, play-by-her-own-rules troubadour that is Shelby Lynne! Evan, Taran, and special guest Nathan Dunbar go through all things Shelby as they rank her wide, expansive, and consistently-changing discography for luminous effect. It's a journey about as lovely as the day that Johnny met June.

Enjoy!

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Miracle" by Amelia Airhorn from their self-released album AMELIA AIRHORN. Get it and support them here [ ameliaairhorn.com ]. Used with permission.

It's the Happy Hour Minisode for the Quentin Tarantino Soundtracks, which can only mean one thing: BRING OUT THE GIMP! We're kidding, of course, but this week Evan, Taran, and special guests Dave Coupe [@davecoupe] and Chartographers All-star John Gleason Teske [@malortlongandprosper] tackle our favorite Tarantino moments, his worst songs, and so much more. Zed's dead, baby.

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Miracle" by Caravan Palace off of their 2019 album CHRONOLOGIC (Lone Diggers/Le Plan Recordings). Support them by snagging it here [ lnk.to/Chronologic ]. Used with permission.

Kick your (obviously bare) feet up and have the adrenaline needle nearby: as part of our ongoing, experimental 4th Season, this week Evan, Taran, and special guests Dave Coupe [@davecoupe] and Chartographers All-star John Gleason Teske [@malortlongandprosper] rank the soundtracks of none other than Quentin Tarantino. It's a wild, fun adventure that you don't even need a little green bag to enjoy. Hit it!

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Miracle" by Amelia Airhorn from their self-released album AMELIA AIRHORN. Get it and support them here [ ameliaairhorn.com ]. Used with permission.

It's the first Happy Hour Minisode of Season 4, and with it, Evan, Taran, and special guest Jill Meyer [@thatwanderingwoman] talk everything ionna, from her crazy concerts on YouTube to actually being in one of those concerts to interviewing her before a concert. Also we talk iambountyfan, her wonderful followers, and so much more. All you need to do to enjoy this episode is just press ... "Play".

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Miracle" by Caravan Palace off of their 2019 album CHRONOLOGIC (Lone Diggers/Le Plan Recordings). Support them by snagging it here [ lnk.to/Chronologic ]. Used with permission.

We're back, baby! After a long break, The Chartographers are back with a five-artist mini-season where the picks are niche and the experiments are bold. So what better way to kick things than with Evan, Taran, and special guest Jill Meyer [@thatwanderingwoman] diving deep into the discography of Jonna Lee/iamamiwhoami/ionnalee, the avant-garde synth experimentalist who has a long, beautiful, twisting career that we just can't get enough of. Enjoy!

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Miracle" by Amelia Airhorn from their self-released album AMELIA AIRHORN. Get it and support them here [ ameliaairhorn.com ]. Used with permission.

The Chartographers are back ... almost! As we start ramping up for a fun, short mini-season, Evan & Taran sit down to welcome everyone back to the insanity of the podcast, unveil the artists that will be ranked in Season 4, and throw back to 2018 to talk about their favorite releases of that year. It's fun, goofy, and perfect for those fans who have been asking where the hell the boys have been. Enjoy!

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Things We Do [Nils Krough Alternate Take]" by Soular Sound.

After wrapping up a third season of album-ranking delights, leave it to co-creators Evan Sawdey, Taran O'Reilly, and special guest John Gleason Teske to once again host an absurd, self-congratulatory award show that has the gang look back and present in categories such as Best Mispronunciation, Worst Evan Intro, Best Taran One-Liner, and so much more.

So join us to laugh along with our Top 5 Comic Moments, learn of our plans for Season 4, and most of all, just keep listening -- 'cos you know that we'll be!

It's the last episode of The Chartographers epic Season 3, but it's not Goodnight Saigon quite yet. No, Evan, Taran, and a special guest Brice Ezell let it loose in one of the goofiest, longest Happy Hour Minisodes on record, where we talk about Billy's worst song, the deals the screwed him over, and may or may not tell you the story of how he wants his farewell tour to be staged ... more than a few times. Enjoy, and thank you, friends!

/// Our theme song for this episode is "The Devil Never Sleeps" by Iron & Wine off of his 2007 album THE SHEPHERD'S DOG (Sub Pop Records). Get it and support him here [ ironandwine.bandcamp.com/album/the-shepherds-dog ]. Used with permission.

He may throw shadows at you, but he's always the Piano Man to us. When it comes to ranking the hits of Billy Joel, we can never leave a tender moment alone, so leave it to Evan, Taran, and a special guest Brice Ezell to go to extremes in order to nail down that best Billy Joel album. Enjoy!

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Can't You See" by Skylar Spence off of his debut album PROM KING (Carpark Records). Get it and support him here [ skylarspence.bandcamp.com/ ]. Used with permission.

When it comes to ending the epic third season of The Chartographers, we had to do it with a Big Shot. That's right: the entertainer himself Billy Joel goes under our pop music microscope, and Evan, Taran, and a special guest in the form of Consequence of Sound's Brice Ezell take on this not-so-innocent man and rank his albums from worst to first. You may hear these rankings and think "... you may be right."

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Can't You See" by Skylar Spence off of his debut album PROM KING (Carpark Records). Get it and support him here [ skylarspence.bandcamp.com/ ]. Used with permission.