Summary

In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss the transition into spring, the legacy of disco, and their experiences at the Innings Festival. They share highlights and lowlights from various performances, including Fall Out Boy's over-the-top show, Incubus's impressive live set, and The Killers' confident opening with a classic cover. The conversation also touches on the evolution of artists like Brandon Flowers from The Killers and the unique sound of Gary Clark Jr. In this episode, Andrew Schnitkey and Craig Lyndall discuss the evolution of artists, focusing on their habits and how they impact their music. They delve into Beck's unique style, the challenges faced by The Black Keys, and their recent comeback. The hosts also introduce a new segment called 'Recommendation Corner,' where they share their favorite new music discoveries, including LS Dunes and other emerging artists. The conversation highlights the importance of artist growth, the impact of personal choices on music, and the excitement of discovering new sounds.

Chapters

00:00 The Warmth of Spring and Disco's Legacy 02:59 Innings Festival Experience: Highlights and Lowlights 06:05 Incubus: A Live Performance to Remember 08:56 Fall Out Boy: The Cheesy Spectacle 12:02 The Killers: Confidence on Stage 15:05 Gary Clark Jr.: A Blues Revelation 28:09 The Evolution of Artists and Their Habits 30:10 Beck's Unique Style and Influence 32:24 The Black Keys: A Band's Journey and Challenges 41:44 The Black Keys' Comeback and Future Prospects 42:09 Recommendation Corner: New Music Discoveries 50:13 Exploring LS Dunes: A Deep Dive into Their Sound