Christopher then gets into his record store day loot. Lance talks about accidentally buying an album he already had. They randomly argue about Ikea shelves. Then they get into the two live shows they saw in one week including Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Tycho, and Phantogram. Christopher also talks about seeing Preoccupations (formerly Viet Kong) a few days before Godspeed You! Black Emperor. After a few other show discussions, the boys get into some new releases including Toundra, Sigur Rós, Goldmund, Ty Segall, King Tuff, and Wand. Last but not least, Lance and Christopher round out episode four with an album review of God Is an Astronaut's newest release, Epitaph.

Episode Playlist:

God Is an Astronaut - Seance Room

Ty Segall - And, Goodnight

King Tuff - Thru the Cracks

Wand - Blue Cloud

Cut Worms - It Won’t Be Long

Thou - Diaphanous Shift

Arctic Monkeys - Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino

Toundra - Tuareg

Sigur Ros - 64˚08’43.3”N 21˚55’38.8”W

With Different Eyes - Waves of Eternity

Goldmund - Circle

The Glitch Mob - Disintegrate Slowly

Bear Ghost - Starkiller

A Film in Color - I

Lance and Christopher talk about the passing of Caleb Scofield (Cave In and Zozobra) and why deaths like his effect us so much. Christopher talks about his band Sun System being added to the When In AZ Volume 2 compilation. The two talk about their experience going to a record store (Stinkweeds) for the first time together and the albums they purchased (including bands such as Preoccupations, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and more). They also reminisce about the Pelican show they went to together last year. Lance shares one of his favorite playlists he found from Pitchfork. Lance also discusses the recent Between the Buried and Me and The Dear Hunter show. They talk about upcoming shows they will be attending including Closure In Moscow, Chromeo, and Frankie Cosmos. They also talk RECORD STORE DAY! They share new music they're listening to including Amenra, Aural Method, and Slow Meadow. Finally, they review featured artist Man Mountain and their new album "Infinity Mirror."

Episode 3 Playlist:

Closure In Moscow - Seeds of Gold

Cave In - Big Riff

Zozobra - Kill and Crush

Chromeo - Bonified Lovin' 

David Bowie - Space Oddity

Half String - Arc-Fold

Junius - A Word Could Kill Her

This Will Destroy You - Black Dunes 

Driftoff- Dying Light

Pelican - Last Day of Winter

Rosetta - Red in Tooth and Claw

Boards of Canada - Music Is Math

Brian Eno - An Ending (Ascent)

Squarepusher - Massif (Strong)

Girls Names - Reticence

Autechre - Foil

Waxahatchee / Kevin Morby - The Dark Don't Hide It

The Dear Hunter - The Revival

Max Richter - Path 5 (delta)

Leprous - Bonneville

Joy Division - Colony

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Anthem for No State, Pt. III

If These Trees Could Talk - Iron Glacier

Wage War - Southbound

Nrthrn - Dark Matter

Man Mountain - No Man Needs Nothing

Lance and Christopher start the conversation with Christopher's last show with Sun System at Rogue Bar. They talk about Lance's move to a new apartment and their new "studio." Lance attributes his real-life hashtagging to Iliza Schlesinger. He also talks about his recent adventures seeing the comedian, Bryan Callen, at Stand Up Live in Phoenix, as well as the Waking Up podcast with Sam Harris at Comerica Theatre. Christopher talks about his recent experience seeing Adam Carolla and Dennis Prager live at Grand Canyon University and getting out of your echo chamber. They take a turn into the #metoo movement because of both live shows (Sam Harris and Adam Carolla) discussing the issue. Christopher asks the question if you can separate an artist's personal life from their art, which leads to a startling discovery of a certain album Christopher owns. The boys then discuss their recent outing to a Sumac concert and leaving before Converge. The end the conversation by talking about upcoming shows they are attending, which include Closure In Moscow, Soft Kill, Phantogram and Tycho, Between the Buried and Me and The Dear Hunter, as well as one of their greatest influences, Godspeed You! Black Emperor. They round out episode two with recommending the bands Ghastly City Sleep and Bear Success.

Christopher and Lance discuss their passion for music along with the experience and transcendence bands like Caspian, Brand New, and Sigur Ros bring.