A podcast that dives deep into discographies - one artist per season. Hosts Adam, Steve, and Lucas go album by album, track by track, exploring how context shapes our experience of music, why fans become obsessed, and what music really is. With three hosts coming from wildly different levels of musical knowledge, expect sharp analysis, wild tangents, hot takes, and more information about the artis... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyMusic CommentaryMusic |
The Big Mates discuss utilisation, Facebook, soundchecks, and Submarine by Alex Turner.
Adam, Steve, and Lucas continue their exploration of the career of Arctic Monkeys by briefly stepping outside of it in order to examine the only solo release fr... more
Adam sits down with Alain Johannes to discuss the recording of Humbug by Arctic Monkeys.
Alain was the engineer working with the band, Josh Homme, and James Ford during the sessions for Humbug and in this episode he reveals the work that went into ... more
The Big Mates provide wayward and explosionary audio commentary for Arctic Monkeys Live at Liquid Room, Tokyo 2009.
Adam, Steve, and Lucas discuss the 2009 concert and talk about the Humbug tour in general!
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The Big Mates discuss third albums, dinosaurs, jingles, and Humbug by Arctic Monkeys.
Adam, Steve, and Lucas continue their exploration of the career of Arctic Monkeys and conclude their track-by-track analysis of their third album.
They explore ... more
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What a lovely surprise this podcast is. As a lapsed REM fan this brought me right back to my excitement in the early 90s and made me appreciate anew each track, even ones I had till now dismissed. I’m only halfway through these and can’t wait to work through the rest.
I joined on the Radiohead stint - loved it. Cringed at the Muse season at my teenage self and fell back in love with REM. Great podcast, brilliant dynamic - nice just to spend time and hang out with these guys. Always insightful, always fun.
The album review content is actually quite good. It’s well researched and rather interesting. Particularly the Up episodes.
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Tolerating the immature banter and southern English, dweeb behaviour, is difficult.
These guys obviously grew up watching the In-Betweeners.
There’s way too much talking about themselves (whilst giggling) that it can sometimes make you forget what podcast subject you’re actually listening to.
Easily my favourite podcast. Great host/big mates, and such a natural dynamic. Meticulously researched which makes it such a fascinating listen. Admittedly I’m a huge Radiohead and R.E.M. fan, but equally the Billie Eilish and Lauryn Hill seasons were great - especially the Billie Eilish season. Love this podcast, despite really not liking Muse or Manics (except The Holy Bible of course which is a remarkable work of art).
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Focused on exploring the discographies of artists season by season, this show takes a detailed, album-by-album approach to discuss the works of various bands and musicians. The hosts, coming from diverse musical backgrounds, engage in lively conversations about popular artists like the Arctic Monkeys, Manic Street Preachers, Muse, Radiohead, and others, revealing how contextual factors shape listeners' connections to the music. Each episode aims to blend sharp musical analysis with entertaining banter, incorporating personal anecdotes and a mix of humor and insight that creates a unique listening experience. The dynamic between the hosts, characterized by varying levels of knowledge and appreciation for the music, likely enhances the depth ... more
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