In this episode, Rohan and Chris talk about one of their favourite records, from the early Peter Green-led incarnation of Fleetwood Mac, the classic and surprisingly rare album 'Then Play On'.

This episode Rohan and Chris dig in to what is one of their favourite records, The Lost Album by Lewis Taylor. Chris discovered it through a friend nearly 8 years ago, and Rohan discovered it through Chris nearly two years ago. Great music gets heard eventually.

Rohan and Chris break with tradition to discuss not a hidden gem, but an album that was universally praised upon its release and received many accolades - but not necessarily a 'hit' record and escaped the attention of much of the wider public, especially outside the UK.

In this episode, Chris and Rohan chat with Australian Industry figure, and former manager of The Beasts of Bourbon Roger Grierson about the events concerning the recording of 'The Axeman's Jazz'.

'The Axeman's Jazz' has long been considered an important album in Australian Indie Rock. Rohan and Chris set out to discover why.

Rohan learns about an album he missed the first time around, and Chris gets all philosophical about how music relates to time and place.

Rohan and Chris come to grips with their own opinions in this Episode, and don't necessarily agree on the merits or flaws in this interesting album.

In this episode, Rohan and Chris talk about the merits of Grace Jones great album from 1981, Nightclubbing.

Episode 2 of The Plough, where Rohan and Chris discuss Midnight Oil's second album, Head Injuries, featuring tracks from the album.

This week's album is 'Scott 4', and Rohan and Chris discuss the merits of this lost classic.