Ryn Weaver's "The Fool"
This week, we are joined by our friend Bryce Castillo and he brings us the critical darling that is Ryn Weaver and her debut album "The Fool". Were the guys a fool for her music? Hit play and find out!
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P.S.: OBS somehow corrupted the recording of the video, so this will be an audio only episode. Sorry about depriving you of Bryce's lovely handsome face.
Redd Volkaert's "Telewacker"
This week, Brett brings us guitar master and master of one guitar, Redd Volkaert, and his aptly-named album "Telewacker". What did the guys think? Hit play and find out!
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Mastodon's "Leviathan"
This week, Patrick brings us the metal-opera interpetration of Moby Dick that is Mastodon's 2004 album "Leviathan". Will this album catch the white whale or will it sink to the depths? Find out by pressing play.
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Fountains of Wayne's "Welcome Interstate Managers"
This week, Petey brings the gang the mid-2000's power-pop merry makers with that big "crush on friend's Mom" anthem earworm hit, Fountains of Wayne, and the album that song is from, "Welcome Interstate Managers". Hit play to find out what the guys think!
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Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
This week, we are joined by Geek:30 Happy Hour's Alex Albisu as he brings us the unique style of Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats' recent self-titled release. What did the guys think of this unique album? Listen and find out!
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Lagwagon's "Let's Talk About Feelings"
This week, Drew brings us California punk and Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 stars Lagwagon and their 1998 release, "Let's Talk About Feelings". What were our feelings on this album? We talk about them, so press play and listen already.
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The Strokes' "Room On Fire"
This week, Brett brings us critical darlings of the early '00s in The Strokes and their 2003 album, Room On Fire. What did the guys think? Hit play and find out!
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Tool's "10,000 Days"
This week, Patrick brings us one of the 90's most well-known alternative-metal groups, Tool, and their 2006 release "10,000 Days". What did the guys think? Hit play and find out!
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Neon Bunny's "Seoulight"
This week on Record Breakers, Petey brings the crew a Korean Indie artist whose name you may have heard come out of John Oliver's mouth. The album is "Seoulight" and the aforementioned artist is Neon Bunny. You know the drill. Get it!
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Ninja Sex Party's "Attitude City"
This week, Drew brings us something dumb, but enjoyably dumb. Faux-80's rock and dick jokes abound in Ninja Sex Party's 2015 release "Attitude City". Will the guys incur the wrath of Ninja Brian with their reviews? We'll know soon.
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Jimi Hendrix's "Band Of Gypsys"
This week, Brett brings us the last full-length album recorded by guitar legend Jimi Hendrix in the highly influential "Band Of Gypsys". What did the guys think? You know how to find out! Do it!
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Best Coast's "California Nights"
This week, Patrick brings us an offering from the West Coast in Best Coast and their aptly-named album "California Nights". Did the guys get into the surfin' mood or did Patrick's pick wipe out? Hit play and find out!
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Candlebox's "Candlebox"
This week, Petey brings to the show an alternate filming location, some ballin' ass throw pillows, and an interesting 90's alternative offering in Seattle-based Candlebox and their 1994 breakthrough self-titled album. What did the guys think? Hit play and find out!
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Shakira's “¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?”
This week, we are joined by returning guest Jaime aka Tensorguy, as Petey had him listen to Shakira's major label follow-up album “¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?” and share it with the rest of the crew. What did the guys think of this Latin Pop-Rock cornerstone? Hit play and find out!
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No Doubt's "No Doubt"
This week, Drew takes us back to 1992 to rediscover the self-titled debut album of a little ska band you may have heard of by the name of No Doubt. Hit play to find out how much we long for No Doubt's proper ska roots to resurface. Get it!
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Rush's "A Farewell To Kings"
This week, Brett's brings in some more of that trio from America's Hat, Rush, and their 1977 album, "A Farewell To Kings". It's effing Rush, so you know what happened, but we ask you to go ahead and listen to the fun discussion anyways.
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Texas Is The Reason's "Do You Know Who You Are?"
This week, Patrick brings us one the originators of the genre we know as "Emo" in Texas Is The Reason's singular studio album "Do You Know Who You Are?". Does it stand the test of time? Listen to what the guys think by hitting play.
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The Solutions' "MOVEMENTS"
This week, Petey brings the guys some more Korean Indie tunes in the form of The Solutions and their 2014 release "Movements". What did the guys think of this Indie-Pop offering? Hit play and find out!
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TesseracT's "Altered State"
This week, we are joined by returning guest DJM as he brings us more progressive goodness in English progressive metal group TesseracT and their 2013 album, Altered State. What did the guys think? You know how to find out!
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Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer's "Jalopy Go Far"
This week, Drew gives a bit of fun and good times with the infectiously peppy Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer and their 2003 release "Jalopy Go Far". How far does this Jalopy go? Hit play and find out!
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