We're back! After numerous attempts to bring you season two, we are finally here for our deep dive armchair analysis on TOOL. Join us this week as we explore the band's first EP, 'Opiate', as well as reviewing the origins of the members and band itself.

As a nice little breather between band series', we decided to take some time to talk Zack and Nolan lore as we comb over our all-time favorite records – Smashing Pumpkins' sprawling epic "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" and Weezer's agoraphobic, problematic masterpiece "Pinkerton".

Other discussion topics include Naruto, Simon and Garfunkel, Zack's trip to the UK, the NBA playoffs, influential music teachers – with plenty of time dedicated to the treasure trove of b-sides from both albums.

Next episode we take on TOOL – stay tuned!

Mellon Collie talk begins @19:40

Pinkerton talk begins @1:10:15

Join us this week / month in this long overdue episode celebrating the best of Incubus. As our series draws to a close, we give out some well-deserved NBA themed awards to our beloved band of brothers, incuding our "First Team All-Incubus", favorite album opener/closer, favorite piece of Incubus lore, and most ridiculous Brandon Boyd lyric.

We also pick our favorite "Incubus-adjacent" albums, and talk about the future of the show. Tune in for our best episode yet!

(minor correction: Nolan meant to say "Medium" instead of "The Middle" while talking about his AATSUO. I think he's just been listening to Bleed American a lot.)

An Album To Send Us Off Picks:

Nolan: Coaltar of the Deepers – Submerge

Zack: Primus – Sailing the Seas of Cheese

This week (more like month, or last month to be exact), Zack and Nolan complete the Incubus discography journey with a deep dive on their most recent studio album of original material, "8". Other topics of discussion are deep Skrillex lore, The War on Drugs, and our final Incubus album rankings.

Album to Send Us Off Picks:

Nolan: Unknown Mortal Orchestra, "V"

Zack: Jawbreaker, "24 Hour Revenge Therapy"

This week, Zack and Nolan take on Incubus' bizarre post-hiatus album If Not Now, When? as well as their ambitious greatest hits package Monuments and Melodies. Other topics include Pistons basketball, Nolan's "best of Incubus" playlist, Incubus HQ, and more. We also pick our favorite question mark albums for An Album to Send Us Off!

The Roots – Do You Want More?!!!??!

Cannonball Adderley with Bill Evans – Know What I Mean?

This week, Zack and Nolan spend two hours (!) talking about Incubus' 2006 not-quite-masterpiece Light Grenades. Join them as they discuss the movie Stealth, fantasy football, Spotify Wrapped, and of course, Incubus.

After a very well-deserved break, the Incuboyz are at it again – this time, it's Incubus' divisive 2004 album A Crow Left of the Murder... (ellipses included!). On this week's (month's) episode, Zack and Nolan dive into the Malice at the Palace, Bush-era albums, guitar solos, Red Rocks, and more.

This week the Incuboyz take on the apex of Incubus' commercial powers, their 2001 album Morning View. Join us as we deep dive into the best album to ever come out of Morning View Drive, as we discuss our love for "Echo", Burger King jingles, 9/11 censorship, and more.

The day is finally here! Zack and Nolan finally take on Incubus' 1999 commercial breakthrough Make Yourself. Other topics discussed are iconic 21st century rock songs, Netflix's "Beef", influential 1999 albums, and of course Incubus' Make Yourself.

On this week's episode, Zack and Nolan dive into Incubus' divisive yet beloved 1997 LP S.C.I.E.N.C.E., as well as the Enjoy Incubus EP and their contribution to the Spawn soundtrack. Other topics of conversation include Hoobastank, saxophone solos, locked grooves, jazz icon Tina Brooks, annoying outros, and more!