The Underground Treehouse

The Underground Treehouse

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The Underground Treehouse episodes

  • Episode 8: "Heaven Is Here" by Candy

    One of the heaviest releases of the year (so far) in "Heaven Is Here" is on deck. In it we touch on the experimental elements throughout, the influences the band wears on it's sleeve, and the overall theme of social decay and nihilism. Strap in, this is a good one!

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    Intro/outro performed by Brec Burnett, his Instagram @Sonderdale

    Beer recommendation of the week: "Black and Blue Tart" by Boxing Bear Brewing Company

    Music recommendations of the week: "Drowning In The Wave" (album, only on bandcamp) by Trap Lord, "Real World" (song) by Common Rule, No Right (band) and "I'm Scared That's All There Is" (album) by Ben Quad. All recommendations can be found at a playlist titled "The Treehouse Treatment"!

    47 min
  • Episode 7: "Honestly, Nevermind" by Drake

    Drizzy's surprise drop "Honestly, Nevermind" is next up on the chopping block! In it we discuss the new direction Drake took with the sound of the project, if it was a good direction to take, and whether the backlash it has received is warranted. Enjoy!

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    Intro/outro song performed by Brec Burnett, his Instagram @Sonderdale

    Beer recommendation of the week: "Freak Juice IPA" by Rio Bravo Brewing Company.

    Music recommendations of the week: "Olive Juice Love Remixes Vol 1 and 2" and "Nights Alone" (albums) by Freddie Joachim, "Gang Called Speed" (ep) by Speed, Snuffed On Sight (band), and "Crawl" (song) by Night Tongue.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 6: "Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers" by Kendrick Lamar

    This week, K Dot's 5th studio album "Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers" gets the Treehouse Treatment. We discuss our expectations going into this album, the heavy topics of trauma and generational curses, and whether it lives up to the massive hype. Thank you for listening!

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    Intro/outro song performed by Brec Burnett, his Instagram: @Sonderdale

    Beer of the week: "Desert Rambler" from Bow and Arrow Brewing Company

    Music recommendations of the week: "Discovery" (album) by Daft Punk, "Crop Circles" (song) by Taillight Serenade, "NTWFL" (song) by Sam Dew, and "No Pressure" (album) by No Pressure.

    1 hr 29 min
  • Episode 5: "Radiator" by Sadurn

    This episode we jump into the indie-folk scene and review the debut studio album "Radiator" by Sadurn. We discuss the heartbreaking songwriting as well as the different feelings and vibes this project creates. Enjoy!

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    Intro/outro song performed by Brec Burnett, his Instagram: @Sonderdale

    Beer of the week: "Indigo Montoya" by Bow and Arrow Brewing Company.

    Music recommendations of the week: "No Pressure" (self titled album) by No Pressure, "Everything All The Time" (album) by Band of Horses, "Promo" (EP) by Sunami, "CBD" and "Argyle" (songs) by Brakence.

    37 min
  • Episode 4: "Fawn" by Foxtails

    This week we hit the 4th studio album "Fawn" by the Connecticut based band Foxtails. We discuss the interesting use of strings throughout the project, Blue Lano Solaz's outstanding songwriting, and the refreshing nature of a project with a sound this unique. Enjoy!

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    Intro/outro song performed by Brec Burnett. His Instagram: @Sonderdale

    Beer of the week: "Raspberry Dynamite" from Steel Bender Brewing Company.

    Music recommendations: "Something to Feel" (album) by Mac Ayers, "All In A Dream" (album) by Praise, "Sun//Eater" (song) by Lorna Shore, "The Foundations Of Decay" (song) by My Chemical Romance, "Goodnight" (song) and "Stay Awake" (song) by These Streets.

    58 min
  • Episode 3: Guilty Pleasures

    Our first topic-based discussion! This week we are presenting our guilty pleasure music, and not only do we give our own suggestions we also read our Instagram followers guilty pleasurers as well! Country, nu-metal and everything in-between is covered so dive in with us! We had some mic issues that caused a humming sound towards the end of the podcast, we apologize for that. :(

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    Intro/outro song performed by Brec Burnett. his Instagram: @Sonderdale

    Beer of the week is "Safeword: IPA" from Marble Brewing Company.

    Music recommendations: "Sounds of Crenshaw Vol 1." (album) by Terrace Martin and the Pollyseeds, Django Unchained Soundtrack, "40oz To Fresno" (album) by Joyce Manor, and Dying Wish (band).

    1 hr 23 min
  • Episode 2: "My Agenda" by Dorian Electra

    In this episode we will be reviewing the absolutely chaotic 2020 album "My Agenda" by the hyper-pop artist Dorian Electra. We discuss what constitutes a hyper-pop song (if anything at all does), the wide variety of guest spots on the project, and the overarching themes of incel culture and homophobia. Strap in, this one is wild!

    Intro/outro song performed by Brec Burnett. His Instagram: @sonderdale

    Beer recommendation: "Elephants On Parade" by Bosque Brewing Company

    Music recommendations: "Skinty Fia" (album) by Fontaines D.C., "Numb" (single) by Desolated, "If There's No Seat In The Sky" (single) by Saya Gray, and "Bash Out" (single) by Citizen.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 1: "Ants From Up There" by Black Country, New Road

    Our inaugural episode! Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy! In this review of Black Country's sophomore record we discuss whether it lived up to expectations or not, Isaac Wood's songwriting, and the band's ability to create grandiose imagery.

    Intro and outro song performed by Brec Burnett, his Instagram: @Sonderdale.

    Beer recommendation: "Milk Mustachio Stout" from Tractor Brewing Company.

    Music recommendations: "The Asymptotical World" (EP) by Yves Tumor, "Ramona Park Broke My Heart" (album) by Vince Staples, "Golden Arm" (single) by Sadurn, and "Running With The Hurricane" (album) by Camp Cope.

    57 min

About The Underground Treehouse

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Welcome to The Underground Treehouse, a podcast that discusses and reviews music of all genres! Based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, we are a podcast that strives to bring you album reviews that are casual and easy to listen to! Each week a different host will bring a new album to the table for us to discuss and no genre is off limits! Other than country maybe, hehe. Along with the review, we also put a spotlight on a local Albuquerque beer as well as bringing our own music recommendation of the week. An occasional topic-based discussion will be posted as well, which will give our listeners a better idea of our music tastes, as well as direct interaction with us! So hit that follow button, tell ya mom and them to follow too, and join us as we review everything we find interesting! New episodes every Friday!