In this episode, Shawn and Craig explore two compelling musical releases that bridge the gap between past and present. Craig spotlights Idaho's "Lapse," the band's first album in 14 years. He delves into the ambient, melancholic soundscapes that define Idaho's signature style, highlighting how the band has evolved while staying true to their roots. Craig discusses the emotional depth of the lyrics, and the significance of this long-awaited comeback for fans of slowcore and indie rock.

Shawn shifts the focus to a Vinyl Me, Please re-issue of Isaac Hayes' classic album "Black Moses." He examines the enduring impact of Hayes' soulful masterpiece, celebrated for its lush orchestration and powerful vocals. Shawn explores how "Black Moses" remains a touchstone in the world of soul and R&B.

Join them as they celebrate the return of Idaho and the timeless brilliance of Isaac Hayes, offering insights and appreciation for these diverse musical journeys.

In this episode, Shawn and Craig dive into two standout modern rock albums that have captivated listeners with their unique sounds and fresh perspectives. Shawn spotlights Turnstile's "Glow On," an explosive album that pushes the boundaries of hardcore punk with its dynamic energy and innovative fusion of genres. He explores the album's standout tracks like "Mystery" and "Blackout" and his personal fave "New Heart Design" discussing how Turnstile's bold experimentation and infectious hooks have redefined the contemporary punk landscape.

Craig turns his attention to Michael Rault's "It's A New Day Tonight," an album that blends classic rock influences with a modern indie sensibility. He delves into the album's rich, nostalgic soundscapes and introspective lyrics, highlighting tracks such as "I'll Be There" and "Oh Clever Boy" & "Sitting Still". Craig discusses how Rault's meticulous craftsmanship and timeless songwriting have created a record that feels both retro and refreshingly new.

Join them as they celebrate these modern rock revelations, offering deep insights and enthusiastic appreciation for the artistry behind "Glow On" and "It's A New Day Tonight."

In this episode, Shawn and Craig explore two fascinating albums that showcase the breadth and diversity of musical talent across genres. Craig spotlights Joe Henderson's "Page One," a classic jazz album that marks the debut of the tenor saxophonist. He discusses Henderson's innovative playing and the contributions of jazz greats like Kenny Dorham and McCoy Tyner. Craig discusses how "Page One" has cemented its place in jazz history with its sophisticated compositions and timeless appeal.

Shawn shifts the focus to Drugdealer's "Hiding In Plain Sight," an album that blends modern indie rock with a nostalgic nod to the past. He examines the creative vision of Michael Collins (Drugdealer) and the album's rich tapestry of sounds. Shawn also explores the exciting collaborations with artists like Kate Bollinger and Weyes Blood, discussing how these partnerships enhance the album's eclectic and immersive quality.

Join them as they dive into the world of jazz legends and contemporary indie rock, offering insights and appreciation for the artistry behind these remarkable records.