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Totally Biased Music episodes

  • Totally Biased EP 138: A Carnival of Fears / Pike 218 Old Toys / Digger / When a Stranger Calls

    We kick this episode off with a spoiler-heavy debate about Digger and its satire of billionaires, political power, and the limits of art as activism. The guys then review Yellow House’s Carnival of Fears track by track, praising its dreamy, autumnal sound. Anthony introduces Buckethead’s Pike 218: Old Toys, Blake floats a crowd-sourced wedding playlist idea and the guys roast the 2006 thriller "When a Stranger Calls". Enjoy

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    1 hr 8 min
  • EP 137: Goblin (2011) / Backrooms (2026)

    This week, the guys dive into Tyler the Creator's 2011 album, Goblin. We talk about its themes, the emotions it conjures, the way it makes us move and more. Then we talk about our experience with "Backrooms".

    Thanks as always for listening.

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    1 hr 18 min
  • EP 135: Gorillaz (2001) / The Fighter (2010)

    This week, a first listen for the whole crew, Gorillaz self titled album from 2001. You will really want to stick around to hear Blake's opinion of the album. We wrap the episode with a healthy conversation about the 2010 Best picture nominee, The Fighter. Enjoy

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    1 hr 2 min
  • EP 134: Laid Back (1973) / Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)

    This week's episode starts off with a quintessential, 'Rage Rant'. We take a deep breath, relax and dive into "Laid Back" by Gregg Allman. Lastly, we explore Terry Gilliam's, "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" and the influential stylings of Hunter S. Thompson. Enjoywww.totallybiasedmusic.com

    53 min
  • TBM: 2026 Thus Far

    This week, Blake and Anthony recap their favorite movies, shows and albums of 2026 thus far....www.totallybiasedmusic.com

    45 min
  • EP 133: This Music May Contain Hope (2026) / The Odyssey (2026)

    This week on TBM, the guys dive into some current works of art: Raye's newest album, "This Music May Contain Hope" & Christopher Nolan's epic, "The Odyssey". We talk about our first impressions, analyze the details and as always, bring our personal biases to the conversation. Should be a fun listen. Enjoy

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    1 hr 14 min
  • EP 132: Camp (2011) / Obsession (2026)

    This week on TBM, we explore Childish Gambino's debut album, Camp. We discuss how the album blends various genres, the influence of other artists, and its significance in hip-hop and pop culture. Stick around to hear our thoughts on this year's banger of a film, Obsession.Thanks for listening.www.totallybiasedmusic.com

    1 hr 15 min
  • EP 131: Devil Without A Cause (1998) / Disclosure Day (2026)

    Previously on Totally Biased Music:

    The Wheel of Fate and Time decided that Anthony was to bring an album that his parents did not want him listening to as a developing child.....the result was Kid Rock's, "Devil Without A Cause". Stick around to hear our experiences with the album, opinions of Kid Rock and how different Anthony might have been if he was allowed to see Kid Rock Live in 2002. To wrap up the episode, we discuss our experiences with Steven Spielberg's, Disclosure Day. Enjoy

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    1 hr 12 min
  • EP. 130: Ambigious Desire (2026) / Scary Movie (2000)

    In this episode, we explore a pod-favorite artist, Arlo Parks' album, 'Ambiguous Desire,' discussing its themes, sound, and emotional depth. We delve into the production, lyrics, and personal reflections to understand what makes this album a compelling listen. We also take a trip back to the turn of the mellinium, with the parody-laced comedy, "Scary Movie".

    Thanks for listening.

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    1 hr 8 min

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