Tyler and Alex take you through VMP's killer weekly On Rotation playlist and talk through why they love each track and artist featured there that week. This week, highlights include new music from Childish Gambino, The xx, Bernice, and an appearance from a semi-terrible cold.

This week, Tyler and Andrew jump into some of their favorite titles from the recently announced November VMP store lineup and unpack the unexpectedly incredible new album from A Tribe Called Quest. They also talk about why they like or don't like Neil DeGrasse Tyson and what it's like just now starting to read Stephen King books.

We've recently launched a new series in our online store where each month, we ask someone with unbelievably good taste to pick 4 records they love that you have to hear. This month's edition features Egon of Now Again/Madlib/Stones Throw fame, and I learned a TON from him. I think you will too, and I'm excited for you to listen!

This week, Tyler and Andrew dive into their lists of the most overlooked albums of the year and Andrew convinces Tyler to listen to the new Sleigh Bells record sort of against his will.

This week Andrew and Tyler talk about new records from Jim James, Kacey Musgraves, and ASAP Mob. They also dive into what role protest albums actually play, why you should care about the Black Friday Record Store Day, and why it's probably ok that Christmas is coming soon to a store near you.

Tyler and Cameron jump into VMP's featured album for November and talk why the Books are such a compelling project, why it's one of our favorite features ever, and what it's like to get into a band that doesn't sound like anybody else.

This week Andrew is in the VMP HQ to talk the new album from the Kings of Leon, Frank Ocean's self-omission from The Grammys, and the storms that's ensued from Bob Dylan winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.

This week, Tyler and Andrew welcome Amileah, VMP's new content intern, to the show to talk about all things Bruno Mars and the incredible new album from Julia Jacklin. Tyler also, for whatever reason, rants about how bad The Girl On The Train is.

This week we tackle the Big Smoke project that Andrew and Yours Truly just finished, Danny Brown's new record "Atrocity Exhibition", and Bon Iver's new album "22, A Million", as well as the incredible new FX show Atlanta.

Today I sat down with a couple of the guys from Clipping to chat about their new album Splendor & Misery, their musical DNA, and what people might think of 21st century music 500 years from now.