Aaron and Brent look at a Seattle pop-rock band led by multi-instrumentalist Jessica Dobson and the iconic "Queen of Pop". Fronted by Jessica Dobson, who has performed as a solo artist and as a part of bands like The Shins and Spoon, Aaron...
Aaron and Brent look at a Welsh multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter and a duo who were at the forefront of the folk-rock movement of the 1960s. Performing under a stage name that means “New Love” in Portuguese, Aaron highlights the music of...
Aaron and Brent look at a Los Angeles duo who are prepping their sophomore release in February and a band just inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame. Starting as a trio on Epitaph Records, Aaron highlights three songs from the now two-man band...
Aaron and Brent look at two bands that are kindred spirits musically even though they formed nearly 50 years apart. With a sound that is a callback to the soul-infused music of the 60s, Aaron highlights the Seattle-based band The Dip. Brent looks at...
With a brand new episode available one day before Election Day, Aaron and Brent take a different approach to Episode 33. Aaron and Brent each highlight three "Songs Of Civility". They'll examine how music serves as both a catalyst for change and a...
In this episode, Aaron and Brent welcome back Ryan King for a Halloween-themed episode. Aaron challenged the guys to find songs related to classic horror films. Artists discussed include DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, The Fat Boys, Opeth...
Aaron and Brent highlight the music of two talented singer-songwriters. Brent looks at the career of Alanis Morisette, putting the focus on her post "Jagged Little Pill" releases. Aaron spotlights Julien Baker, the Tennessee singer, songwriter and...
In this tent-pole episode, Aaron and Brent are excited to welcome Kevin Smokler and Christopher Boone, directors of the new documentary Vinyl Nation. The topic for Episode 30 is "Vinyl: The Records The Made Me". Artists discussed are Bad Company...
Aaron highlights the New York based band Gangstagrass which features a group of musicians who combine authentic bluegrass and rap into a new genre. Meanwhile, Brent looks at the Irish-American hip-hop trio, House of Pain led by Everlast.
In this episode, Aaron and Brent return to creative interpretations for Cover Songs Volume 2—Songs you might know and love, rethought and reconstructed. Artists discussed include Drive-By Truckers, Starcrawler, William Shatner, Ruston Kelly, My...