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Hunter talks to the iconic and reclusive Lawrence of seminal underground UK pop bands Felt, Denim, and Go-Kart Mozart on the line from London. They touch on Felt's legacy and the new reissues of their first five albums as well as the brand new Go-Kart Mozart album 'Mozart's Mini-Mart.'

In this week's episode Hunter and Nic quickly chat about the Deerhunter new album announcement, and touch on the Smashing Pumpkins 'reunion' The gang then discusses Wild Beasts' discography in celebration of their last release Last Night All My Dreams Came True and breakup.

On this week's episode, Nic and Hunter are live (that's right together in the same room) discussing the Fergie national anthem, the split of Ultimate Painting and a few shows they got to catch in LA.

Nic catches up Niall and Adam of the Scottish band The Spook School backstage in Portland before their show at the Aladdin Theater. They are currently on tour across the U.S. with Diet Cig. If you missed it, check out our review of their excellent new album Could It Be Different? on Episode 5!

This week Nic and Hunter quickly chat about the passing of Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson as well as the Black Panther Soundtrack. They then reveiw three albums!

In this episode, Hunter and Nic discuss the week in music news. We go over the Superbowl halftime show, Nic tries (and fails) to explain the game of 'squares', and we discuss the Primavera Sound lineup.

This week, Nic and Hunter discuss Elton John's farewell tour, Mark E Smith's passing and the influence The Fall had as well as the newly announced, hotly anticipated, 2019 Grammy front runner Shaggy and Sting collaboration album. Yep. It's true.

In this week's episode we review the week in music news with a few tour announcements (David Byrne, Fever Ray, My Bloody Valentine), the Tom Hardy's mixtape (here's a link to the history of mixtapes), and the passing of Dolores O'Riordan. In this week's review we review two New York bands' new releases: Porches - The House & QTY - QTY.

In this week's episode we review Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's latest album Wrong Creatures as well as the South London based band Shame's debut album Songs of Praise.