This week on Record Breakers, we are joined by special guest, DJM, as he presents the group with Prog Heavyweights Dream Theater and their 1999 opus "Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory". How did the guys enjoy their trip down the Prog-Metal Highway? Listen and find out.

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On this week's Record Breakers, Drew gives us some Ska with a little edge in We Are The Union and their 2009 debut "Who We Are". What did the guys think? You know what to do!

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This week on Record Breakers, we delve in the world of Pop music with Lady Gaga and her 2013 album Artpop. How does our foray into a new world work out? Listen to find out!

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On this week's Record Breakers, Patrick brings us the folks that bring you the music of the Tonight Show with The Roots and their 2010 record "How I Got Over". What did the guys think of them? Click play and learn!

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On this episode of Record Breakers, Petey keeps Hip-Hop Month going with some smartypants hip-hop courtesy of Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip and their 2008 debut "Angles". What do the guys think? You know what to do!

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We continue Hip-Hop month this week, as Drew brings us Childish Gambino and his breakthrough full-length album "Camp". What did the guys think of this album? Which on-going ever-present segment of the show did Petey forget this week? The answer to both questions awaits you in this week's episode.

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This week on Record Breakers, Brett kicks off Hip-Hop month with the unique voice of MC Chris and his album MC Chris Goes To Hell. Did the guys enjoy tagging along for the ride? Listen and find out!

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This week, we are joined by our friend, Matthew "Squiggles McGee" Walton, to recap what happened on the two episodes that we lost due to a mishap by Petey. We discuss Moody Blues' opus "Days Of Future Passed" and Glassjaw's "Worship and Tribute".

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This week, Petey presents one of the cornerstone albums of the early 2000's Garage-Rock Revival with The White Stripes' "White Blood Cells". What did the guys think of this lo-fi critical darling? Listen and find out.

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This week, Drew bestows upon us some soulful ska sounds with Deal's Gone Bad and their 2007 release, The Ramblers. What do the guys think? You already know the way to find out, so just do it.

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This week, Brett takes us back to a group of guys born in the 50's and the album they released in the 70's with The Police and their debut "Outlandos D'Amour". Find out what the guys think by clicking play. Do it!

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This week, Patrick has us explore the debut album of the critically acclaimed and honorary punk, Elvis Costello, with "My Aim Is True". Are the guys hep enough for this album? Listen in and find out!

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This week, Petey brings the funk and the noise with Bad Rabbits and their recent release, American Love. What do the guys think of this throwback style? Listen in and find out!

This week, Drew takes us south of the Masie-Dixie and thus the show goes Country with Old Crow Medicine Show and their self-titled "O.C.M.S.". What did the guys think? You know how to find that out, don't you?

On this episode, Brett brings to the group one of the seminal works from the providers of our theme music, Bad Religion's 1990 Acclaimed album, "Against The Grain". What do the guys think of this punk classic? Listen and find out.

This week on Record Breakers, Patrick brings the group something from the world of UK Electro-House/Dubstep with Feed Me's recent release "Calamari Tuesday". What reaction did the guys have after dipping their toes into the dubstep pool? Click play and find out!

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!