Weekly Beats

Mark and Charlie party hard with Andrew W.K. on his long-awaited return, You're Not Alone. After being reminded that music is worth living for, the pair travels to Wakanda with Kendrick and SZA to enjoy the lead-off single from the Black Panter Soundtrack.

0:00 - Intro

2:57 - You're Not Alone

45:12 - All the Stars

1:18:13 - What We Listened To: Vince Staples, Lorde + Run the Jewels, More Andrew W.K., Fischerspooner, Franz Ferdinand, DJ Taye, Ought

1:42:22 - Outro

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We get into the scuzziest weeds in the cultural wasteland with jpegmafia's excellently produced Veteran, and then dive into Drake's first feature after a decade-plus of absence on BlocBoy JB's Look Alive.

00:00 - Intro

03:42 - Veteran

28:25 - Look Alive

48:45 - What We Listened To: Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow's Annihilation Score/Natalie Prass/Chvrches/Tennis/Stevie Wonder/Exile (Who Apparently Wrote the Street Fighter 4 Intro Song I Guess)

1:06:50 - Outro

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Come turn back the clocks to the year 2010 as Mark and Charlie relive some of the greatest moments in music from their years in high school. Reminisce in the emo whining of one Max Bemis, revisit the worldly sounds of Vampire Weekend, and resurrect the nightmare Prom dancemaster, Soulja Boy. We've got it all for you on today's show, whether you like it or not! 0:00 - Intro 4:24 - Say Anything 46:42 - Vampire Weekend 1:11:08 - Soulja Boy 1:44:37 - Outro Email: [email protected] Website: weeklybeats.podomatic.com FB: www.facebook.com/weeklybeatsshow

We're revisiting an old favorite on this week's show. The new version of Twin Fantasy is all polished up and ready for discussin'. Then, the pair identifies all of the new rules in Dua Lipa's appropriately titled single.

0:00 - Intro

4:11 - Twin Fantasy

35:07 - New Rules

1:01:42 - What We Listened To: Car Seat Headrest, The Mountain Goats, MGMT, Cecil Taylor, Ornette Coleman, The Peter Brotzmann Octet, Vampire Weekend

1:21:56 - Outro

We have a super-packed stuffed crust pizza of an episode this week in which we dissect every single track in Justin Timberlake's Man of the Woods, even though two of them are about wearing a shirt! We are the greatest music review preppers on the internet, and I'll challenge anyone who says different. Next, we break down Drake's latest chart topper and get into a bevvy of new releases.

00:00 - Intro

03:26 - Man of the Woods

01:14:39 - God's Plan

01:39:40 What We Listened To: ShitKid/Nite Jewel/Albert Hammond Jr./awakebutstillinbed/De Lux/Muckqs/Curtis Roach/MGMT/Muse/Preoccupations/Courtney Barnett

02:11:47 - Outro

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It's a double-stuffed episode of Weekly Beats. Mark and Charlie take down the Grammys, wander through the wondrous space-scapes of the latest Mimicking Birds record, and contemplate love and gender roles while listening to "Bad at Love" by Halsey. Plus more conversations about Rhye, Snoop Dogg, and some particularly confusing statements from Quincy Jones.

0:00 - Intro

3:45 - The 2018 Grammys

22:16 - Layers of Us

49:05 - Bad at Love

1:14:20 - What We Listened To: Quincy Jones interview, Rhye, H.W.A., The Dogg Pound, Gang Starr, Snoop Dogg, Sufjan Stevens, A Perfect Circle, Purple Rain (the film), Chvrches.

2:02:53 - Outro

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In lieu of a regular episode this week, we have the next best/worst thing: the next episode of Teaching Tool! Charlie's lesson plan from hell presses on, as he does his best to impress the greater qualities of the band Tool to Mark, who sincerely wishes they'd quit it with the interlude tracks.

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We decide Shopping's latest album is not lonely, and that it is instead fine. Cardi B gives us whiplash on Bruno Mars' latest smash hit in this week's 30 second breakdown, and Charlie discusses an early contender for worst rock record of the year. It's kinda a week!

00:00 - Intro

03:31 - The Official Body

27:25 - Finesse

58:55 - What We Listened To: Porches/Johnny Greenwood/Fallout Boy/Warren G/The Vines/The Strokes

1:24:54 - Outro

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The boys get down and dirty with the next big rapper, CupcakKe. Later, the duo tries not to lose their minds when analyzing the latest feel-good anthem from Imagine Dragons, Thunder.

0:00 - Intro

2:08 - Ephorize

30:50 - Thunder

58:37 - What We Listened To: Meet Me in the Bathroom/Cardi B/Joe Satriani/Camilla Cabello/The Shins/Serj Tankian

1:36:30 - Email and Outro

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Another one! Weekly Beats is back with another bonus episode that we fished out of the vault from the far-off year of 2017. On this episode, Charlie and Mark dive deep into the thick soundscapes cultivated by King Krule. Later, the pair promises to buy a Hyundai after hearing the latest Billboard topper Feel It Still.

0:00 - Intro

3:48 - The OOZ

36:04 - Feel It Still

59:17 - What We Listened To: Bleachers/Black Lips/Ariel Pink/Unreal/DJ Seinfeld/Yasuaki Shamizu/Tim Heidecker/Weezer/Drake/xSPONGEXCOREx

1:27:58 - Outro

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