I just uploaded this to see if it still works

The return of the track-by-track review is here with the second half of the Rainbow Mixtape review! It's still technically Friday!

The dudes are back, but wait? What's different? New haircut? No, new logo, who dis? That's right, the Donut Dudes are back and better than ever, because we're now the Not Real Music Podcast. Same concept, different name. This week, we're here to talk about COIN's 2021 studio album "Rainbow Mixtape," and there are some mixed reviews to say the least.

"I like this album", "Hi, welcome to the Donut Dudes". All this and more inside another action packed episode of the Donut Dudes.

The wait is over. Part two is here. Wes, we love you.

One half of the original inspiration for the Donut Dudes joins us for half of an episode! Bagel Boy Wes Morgan joins the Donut Dudes this week and next to talk about a ton of other stuff while they also review the sophomore album from pop/rock band Imagine Dragons. They talk for an entire half hour before they even start to review a song. It's a mess.

This album freaking sucks, listen to us crap on it for a super long time.

I'm sick of writing descriptions trying to hype you guys up that we're "back." I'm trying to get us on a weekly schedule but it's hard because SOMEBODY refuses to let me just use my laptop for recording, even though it will still sound almost as good, and who cares? He doesn't even listen to the episodes? So what does it matter? And it's not like we have any fans anyway!! Either way, here's this stupid episode, sorry if we swore and I didn't bleep it out, I didn't have time to listen through it. This album is super good though, so actually listen.

THE DUDES ARE BACK. Matthew returns from his long hiatus and the Donut Dudes are ready to review another new album. The self-titled album from one of their favorite bands, The Band Camino, is finally here and the guys review it with precision, accuracy, and cold-hearted cynicism. This is Matthew's first episode having a mustache.

In this episode, recorded somewhere in the past, special guest Michelle takes the place of the absent Matt, who was apparently too good for podcasting during that time. Luke and Michelle tackle what could be called the most successful album of 2021, O-Rod's debut album Sour!