
J and Tim dig into the grunge, alt-rock, and indie albums that changed everything—the forgotten classics, the underappreciated masterpieces, and the legends worth hearing again. One album at a time. Let’s dig it out.
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Space rock, emo, and electronica are smoothly integrated into the post-rock sound of First Wave Hello on their 2006 debut album The Lord and it's Penguin.
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Intro - Dog Show World
10:35 - Our Best Policy
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For his last film of the 1990s, David Lynch worked with longtime collaborators and new musicians to build a soundtrack as varied and unpredictable as his film for 1997's Lost Highway.
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Intro - The Perfect Drug by Nine Inch Nail... more
Following the release of their debut, 12 Rods signed to V2 Records and released Split Personalities in 1998. Sprawling in its ambition, the band twists and bends pop rock into a variety of genres, melding drum 'n bass, shoegaze, emo, and more.
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This week we're checking out the 2000 album Tried + True by Tinfed. The third and final album by this Sacramento, CA based alternative rock band shows confidence in their willingness to experiment with electronic elements, but occasionally misses the... more
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Respect for bringing in a Canadian rivethead as your industrial ringer. Always a fun hang. Pieces and grease.
If there is a podcast that can make music boring then this is it!! Talk about LOW energy!! One of the guys sounds like he is talking in his sleep!! Of the few that I have listened too they start off with this totally unnecessary voting bracket with LOTS of votes and tallies and percentages that mean absolutely NOTHING to me as a listener!! This is really an example of how NOT to make a music review podcast!! They are really just SO low key/ low energy that this a genuinely a boring podcast. Lis... more
Found this and wanted to listen to them discuss Mellow Gold but bounced when it was obvious one of the hosts was going to eat a meal through the entire podcast. Super gross.
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The show explorers in eclectic assortment of well-known and obscure 90s rock albums … diving in to production, songwriting and musical proficiency (when applicable) if that sounds like your jam check it out.
Easily my favourite podcast, I haven’t missed and episode in 15 years, this pod has introduced me to so much music that I missed. My favourite part is when they review an album or artist that I actually don’t like and their passion makes me want to give it another chance. If you love music, you’ll love this.
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Album-by-album conversations revisit overlooked and influential rock from the 1990s and 2000s, spanning alternative rock, grunge, indie, post-punk, goth, power pop, and related scenes. Regular hosts Tim Minich and Jason Zia weigh each record's songwriting, sound, production, place in its era, and lasting appeal, balancing personal reactions with music history and comparisons to artists and genres nearby. The format is conversational and opinionated, with occasional listener polls, community comments, and guests who bring specialist knowledge, firsthand scene connections, or a listener's perspective. A distinctive focus on obscure, underappreciated, and internationally released albums makes the discussions a source of discoveries as well as ... more
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