In this episode, Shawn & Craig explore the lush soundscapes of Washed Out and the dynamic energy of Good Looks. Shawn spotlights Washed Out's "Purple Noon," an album that envelops listeners in dreamy, synth-driven melodies and soothing vocals. He discusses how "Purple Noon" captures the essence of chillwave with its atmospheric production and evocative lyrics, pointing out his favorite track "Reckless Desires". Shawn reflects on the album's themes of love and longing, highlighting Washed Out's ability to create immersive, emotional soundscapes.

Craig shifts the focus to "Lived Here For A While," the latest release from Good Looks, a band known for their vibrant indie rock sound. He explores the band's energetic performances and catchy hooks, diving into the standout tracks like "If It's Gone", "Self-Destructor" & "White Out", all of which showcase their musical prowess. Craig discusses how blends sharp lyrics with infectious rhythms, making it a must-listen for indie rock fans.

Join them as they celebrate the dreamy vibes of Washed Out and the fresh sounds of Good Looks, offering insights and appreciation for these captivating albums.

In this episode, Craig and Shawn dive into a mix of new talent and nostalgic favorites. Craig spotlights Torrey's self-titled album, introducing listeners to the band's refreshing blend of indie rock and shoegaze. He explores how he discovered the band and discusses how Torrey's unique sound sets them apart in today's music scene. Craig offers insights into the band's creative process and makes a strong case for why Torrey is a name to watch.

Meanwhile, Shawn celebrates the re-issue of the iconic "Empire Records" soundtrack on color vinyl. He takes a nostalgic journey through the beloved tracks that defined a generation, from The Gin Blossoms & Toad The Wet Sprocket to The Lemonheads. Shawn delves into the cultural impact of "Empire Records" and how the soundtrack captures the spirit of the 90s.

Join them as they blend the new with the nostalgic, offering listeners a rich tapestry of musical experiences and insights.

In this episode, Shawn and Craig explore two diverse musical landscapes, offering listeners a rich blend of indie rock and reggae. Shawn spotlights Hotline TNT's "Cartwheel," an album that captures the essence of modern indie rock with its raw energy and poignant lyrics. He delves into the standout tracks and the band's knack for blending emotive storytelling with dynamic instrumentation, discussing how "Cartwheel" marks Hotline TNT as a rising star in the indie music scene.

Craig turns his attention to "Symbol of Reality" by The Gladiators, a seminal reggae album that embodies the spirit of roots reggae with its powerful messages and vibrant rhythms. He examines how The Gladiators' uplifting melodies and socially conscious lyrics continue to resonate with listeners today.

Join them as they celebrate the distinct sounds of Hotline TNT and The Gladiators, offering insights and appreciation for these impactful and genre-defining albums.