Generationals
Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner on what they learned from Richard Swift and the creative freedom of their new album.
Analogue
The Resistance: Glen Phillips
Glen Phillips joins the podcast to reflect back on a career in which resistance has taken many forms.
De La Noche
Ivan Howard (Gayngs, The Rosebuds) was happy to be tricked into joining his latest band.
You Get What You Pay For: Experiencing Paul McCartney Live
McCartney’s ability to draw from his past invites new generations of listeners into a world we once knew—or we wish we knew.
Jenny Tolman
One of country music's bright young stars takes us behind the imaginative characters in her musical neighborhood.
milo - Who Told You to Think??!!?!?!?!
Ultimately this album will go down as the magnum opus in the milo catalog.
Rising Appalachia
Leah Smith has learned to obey the muse at all costs, even if it means staying patient in the face of industry demands.
When a Stranger Dies: A Tribute to David Bowie, Anthony Bourdain, and Scott Hutchison, Pt. 2
The final half of our essay reflecting on the deaths of Bowie, Bourdain, Scott Hutchison and how their work inspired us to love each other
Sarah Jaffe - This Is Better, Pt. 1 & 2
Jaffe's intoxicating mix of twilight compositions and lyrical confidence makes This Is Better worth your time.
The Harmaleighs
The Harmaleighs aren't exactly sure where to go from here, but their latest should shine a bright enough light to move ahead.
When a Stranger Dies: A Tribute to David Bowie, Anthony Bourdain, and Scott Hutchison, Pt. 1
Reflections on artists' deaths and how it changes the nature of our relationship with them - even if they were total strangers to us
The Resistance: Tokyo Police Club
TPC frontman Dave Monks joins our podcast to discuss his frustrating need for creative permission.