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Danny throws Tyler into the imaginative mind of Tierra Whack through her debut mixtape Whack World. Tyler spaces out with Danny on Bowery Electric's shoegaze-triphop mashup Beat. Elsewhere, the two discuss recent major world events and internet jokesters.

Songs played: "Pretty Ugly" and "Silly Sam" by Tierra Whack. "Beat" and "Fear of Flying" by Bowery Electric. We encourage you to buy these albums and support music!

Tyler introduces Danny to the magnum opus of Jason Molina with Songs: Ohia's 2003 Magnolia Electric Co. Danny shows Tyler the footwork stylings of DJ Rashad through his 2013 album Double Cup. Elsewhere, the two discuss a controversy for the ages, a courtroom classic, and summer concert experiences.

Songs played: "Farewell Transmission" by Songs: Ohia. "Double Cup" and "She A Go" by DJ Rashad. We encourage you to buy these albums and support music!

Danny takes Tyler on the backpacker rapper's journey with Murs' 2004 album Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition. Tyler takes Danny on a trip through stagnant American suburbia with Built To Spill's 30 year old There's Nothing Wrong With Love. Elsewhere, the two don't get political, bring an update on the world of video games, and once again pay tribute to a fallen legend.

Songs played: "Bad Man!" and "H-U-S-T-L-E" by Murs. "Reasons" and "Distopian Dream Girl" by Built To Spill.

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Tyler introduces Danny to the weird and wonderful world of St. Vincent's self-titled 2014 album. Danny takes Tyler bar fighting with outlaw country icon David Allan Coe's 1976 Longhaired Redneck.

Elsewhere, the two discuss a new celebration in 2014, what song they think is the quintessential track of the 2010s, and pay tribute to the legendary Akira Toriyama.

Songs played: "Birth in Reverse" and "Digital Witness" by St. Vincent. "Longhaired Redneck" and "Free Born Rambling Man" by David Allan Coe.

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Danny treats Tyler to the chill, soulful vibes of Terrace Martin's Sounds Of Crenshaw, Vol. 1 while Tyler introduces Danny to the prolific Boris and their breakthrough album Pink.

Elsewhere, the two discuss a shocking change to an American tradition, the hottest entertainment events of the year, and an age old question that's been debated for years.

Songs played: "Intentions" and "Believe" by Terrace Martin and the Pollyseeds. "Pink" and "Farewell" by Boris. We encourage you to buy these albums and support music!

The boys are back and they're celebrating their 20th episode by discussing their favorite albums of all-time. Tyler introduces Danny to Titus Andronicus' anthemic The Monitor while Danny remembers the work of a legend with J Dilla's Donuts. Elsewhere, the two discuss Danny's trip to India, their new position as the internet's premier source for music taste, and some of their favorite music from 2023.

Tracks played: "A More Perfect Union" by Titus Andronicus. "Waves" and "Last Donut of the Night" by J Dilla.

Danny has Tyler listen to Hole's 1994 grunge classic Live Through This while Tyler gives Danny My Chemical Romance's 2006 opus The Black Parade.

Elsewhere, the two discuss the ending of a beloved TV series, the misadventures of a New York City hero, and their plans over the holidays.

Songs played: "Violet" and "Doll Parts" by Hole. "Dead!" and "Welcome to the Black Parade" by My Chemical Romance.

In another EP themed episode, Tyler is thinking Miku as he introduces Danny to Vocaloid music with Wintermute's shoegaze inspired EP Blood Color Flower while Danny takes Tyler into the mind of the elusive producer Boots with his Motorcycle Jesus soundtrack.

Elsewhere, the two talk about sports in the DMV, audience behavior, and horror movies to get in the mood for the season.

Songs played: "Fall" and "Vermilion Moon" by Wintermute. "I Run Roulette" and "Only" by Boots. We encourage you to buy these albums and support music!

Danny takes Tyler back in time to 90's Los Angeles with Snoop Dogg's 1993 debut Doggystyle while Tyler puts Danny through the psychedelic sounds of Tame Impala's 2012 Lonerism. Elsewhere, the two talk about a new sponsorship, a court case for the ages, and the perils of Burning Man.

Songs played: "Gin and Juice" and "Lodi Dodi" by Snoop Dogg. "Mind Mischief" and "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" by Tame Impala. We encourage you to buy these albums and support music!

Danny and Tyler revisit Macintosh Plus/Vektroid's 2011 album Floral Shoppe, arguably the most well-known and iconic vaporwave album. The two discuss the album's influence on the genre, its legacy, and the culture that both led to vaporwave's rise and death.

Songs played: "Lisa Frank 420/Modern Computing," "Boot," "Chill Divin' with ECCO" by Macintosh Plus/Vektroid. We encourage you to purchase this album and support music!