In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss their anticipation and excitement for the Boston Calling music festival, which they'll be heading to this weekend. They discuss the artists they are most excited to see, potential scheduling conflicts, and the aspects of music festivals they've come to dread. The guys also discuss a couple of sad music-related news items: Chris Cornell's untimely death and the attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England. Segments include Hot Thots on (Sandy) Alex G's new album, "Rocket," Recommendations of the Week, and Two Truths and a Lie.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss their excitement about new single from the National and their upcoming new album "Sleep Well Beast." They also discuss PWR BTTM and the recent sexual assault allegations that have been made against the band. Segments include Trim the Fat on The Beatles classic White Album and Two Truths and a Lie about Rolling Stone.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss new singles from Grizzly Bear, LCD Soundsystem, HAIM, and The War on Drugs. They also discuss new album releases from Mac Demarco, Slowdive, and Perfume Genius, as well as Animal Collective's second new EP of 2017. Segments include Two Truths and a Lie about Pitchfork and Mount Rushmore of the guys' favorite EPs.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss Paste's Top 100 Indie Folk Albums of All-time list. They talk about what made the list, what go left off, and what their biggest issues are with the ranking. Segments include Hot Thots on new Sylvan Esso and Feist, Trim the Fat on Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde, and Trust Tree about Iron and Wine and Sufjan Stevens.

In this episode, Jake and Sean take a break from the weighty album breakdowns that have taken up the last few weeks of the pod and embark on a segment-heavy episode. Segments include Hot Thots about new music by Frank Ocean and Charly Bliss, Trust Tree about Nickelback, Creed, and Gorillaz, and Two Truths and a Lie about Kendrick Lamar. Sean unveils a new segment called Trim the Fat, in which the guys will take lengthy albums and cut them down to manageable tracklists. This week: Pure Comedy by Father John Misty is getting trimmed.

In this episode, Jake and Sean break down the new Kendrick Lamar album, DAMN.

In this episode, Sean and Jake have some catching up to do—while they dedicated almost all of last week's episode to Father John Misty's new album, several other albums worth discussion came out. Topics include new albums from Future Islands, White Reaper, Arca, The New Pornographers, and a Various Artists Compilation of ambient music, "Mono No Aware." The guys also discuss the Twitter war waged between Diet Cig and Pitchfork.

In this episode, Sean and Jake take on the task that is breaking down Father John Misty's dense new album "Pure Comedy." They discuss the lead-up to the album, which included a slew of interviews, feature articles, and TV appearances by FJM. They also discuss their initial thoughts on the album, breaking down the layers and layers of lyrical content that FJM includes in this album. They talk about what the album's potential criticisms might end up being, whether there is competition between FJM and his former band Fleet Foxes, and about their favorite and least favorite tracks on the album. After that, they dive into a Show and Tell segment, discussing the awesome Jeff Rosenstock and The Menzingers show they saw in Boston. Jake discusses winning tickets to see Stevie Nicks and Pretenders.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss the heartbreaking new album "A Crow Looked at Me" by Mount Eerie and the over-the-top glam/goth/punk/horror of Creeper and their new album "Eternity, In Your Arms." The guys also wrap up March by crowning a champion in their Best Guitarist of All-Time bracket and by discussing the month in music in the segment "Fireside Chat." Segments include "Trust Tree/Huuuuuuh?" on Pink Floyd and "Two Truths and a Lie" on Radiohead's seminal album "OK Computer."

In this packed episode, Sean and Jake discuss two albums they are excited about: Drake's new playlist, "More Life" and the new Sorority Noise album "You're Not As _____ As You Think." They also discuss new music from Spoon and Real Estate. They wrap up the episode with the next two rounds of the March Madness Best Guitarists of All Time bracket. Jake tries to stump Sean in a Two Truths and a Lie segment about Drake.