This time on Record Breakers, Petey decides to go all Seth Cohen on the guys and bring them Death Cab For Cutie's 2003 seminal release, Transatlanticism, and boy do they have opinions on it. What are their opinions? Well, you're gonna have to go ahead and listen to find out.

This week on Record Breakers, Drew takes us into the world of Ska with Boston natives, Westbound Train, and their album "Come And Get It". Does this mix of Ska, Reggae, Motown, and Soul go together well. Listen in and find out.

On this episode, Brett takes the gang on a stroll through the world of They Might Be Giants with their 1996 release, Factory Showroom. We discuss the ecclectic styles, witty lyrics, fun ideas explored, and much more.

On this episode of Record Breakers, Swagger brings to us Canadian punk band Propagandhi's 2009 album, "Supporting Caste" and we sure as hell had some opinions about it. We discuss the musical elements, the political themes, Hockey Night in Canada, and more. Listen and enjoy!

It's the premiere episode of The Record Breakers Music Podcast! Join Petey Rave, Patrick Swagger, Brett Hibbard, and Drew Snyder as they gather around the virtual lunch table and share music one album at a time. For the first episode, Petey introduces the crew to Austin-based music collective Mother Falcon and has them review their Indiegogo-funded recent release, You Knew. What did the guys think? Click play and find out.

Stream "You Knew" album below or buy the album on iTunes.

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