It's the Season 2 finale! In this special episode, David and Clayton argue over which Cage The Elephant album reigns supreme: Thank You Happy Birthday or Melophobia. It's a knock-out, beat down brawl to cap off the end of another great run of talking shit and drinking beer. We'll be back in a month!

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An all new guest comes onto the show! Tim Anzalone is here and he brought a grungy album called Rat Saw God by Wednesday. See what the hosts think in the penultimate episode of season two!

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Taylor is back on the show to ring in the beginning of summer with Miley Cyrus' latest album Endless Summer Vacation. Fun fact: this episode contains the word 'Tik-Tok' only 8 times :)

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Photographer and ice cream extraordinaire Kory Savage comes on the show to talk about Tyler, The Creator's latest release: CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: The Estate Sale. David and Clayton know a bit about Tyler, but this will be their first dive into a full release of his.

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Kelsey Sinclair makes her long-awaited Season 2 debut with Olivia Rodrigo's breakout album Sour. This record got played pretty heavily in the Baumgarth household when it first debuted, and in the short span of a few years it seems tastes have shifted a bit.

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At the request of one of our listeners, we're giving the smash hit pop-punk album The Black Parade a listening to. This album helped to define an entire genre, but does it hold up today?

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David brings a golden age of alt album to the show, Be Impressive by The Griswolds. Chances of them putting out new music or touring ever again are incredibly slim (for reasons you'll hear about) but its an album we think is definitely worthy of the era.

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After a long stint of guest-led episodes, we're back to the basics. Clayton wants to talk about Skrillex and one of his new albums Quest for Fire. Honestly if David gives it anything higher than a 5 beer rating, that's a huge win.

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