In this episode, we talk video games and relationships, our favorite tracks from this week's On Rotation playlist, and the new album from Cymbals Eat Guitars.

This episode we talk Wilco's latest record "Shmilco", we gush somewhat briefly about both of Frank Ocean's new albums, and I lose my mind when I find out that Andrew has read each of the Game of Thrones books multiple times.

I sat down with Glass Animals minutes after they came off stage from their Tumblr IRL show to talk about the event, their record, and how they're dealing with the frenzy that's ensued since their album was released. The lead visual artist for the event Whoopi was also there to talk some about what it was like to bring their new album literally to life.

Cameron and I sit down to chat about our September featured album "How To Be A Human Being". We dig into why we picked the album, why we think Glass Animals is such an interesting band, and why it's ok to like music from popular bands.

This week we had a very special guest on the show. Angel Olsen stopped by to talk about her upcoming album My Woman (which drops on Sept. 2nd) and in the process, we ended up talking quite a bit about traveling, how cities are a lot like people, and what it's like to navigate life in the midst of the web of modern and historical narratives that shape it even more than we may think. Suffice to say, I learned a lot from her about all of those topics as well as what went into her new record and I think you will too.

This week we talk Rae Sremmurd's new album, HBO's new show The Night Of, and why Rae Sremmurd are way more contextually important than you may think.

This week we talk the Olympics, the new album from The Cadillac Three, and why Noname's first full length album Telefone is already headed for our top 10 of the year.

This week we talk all things Frank Ocean and Nao's new record "For All We Know" which is easily one of our favorite mid 90's albums regardless of when it came out. We go full on nerd this time around so tune in, who knows, you might learn a thing or two.

This week we talk Jeremih's incredible new mixtape, Fiona Apple's "Tidal"'s 20th anniversary, and how Fiona Apple helped shape the millennial malaise that has made our lives what they are.

This episode we talk new albums from Michael Kiwanuka and David Nail and get into questions around throwback sounds, artistic identity, and a huge surprise Andrew encountered on his recent vacation.