
With open-minds, Kevin and Casey start the podcast listening to one famously despised pop song - obviously, since we can’t play the track for legal reasons, this is a quick homework assignment for our listeners to stream on their own. Kevin and Casey will give their first impressions of hearing the song as well as some insight into what the time was like when it was originally released. Next, sinc... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Kevin and Casey unbutton their silk shirts and dive deep into Gerardo’s Rico Suave — a Spanglish fever dream that somehow influenced both Razor Ramon and a generation of horny middle schoolers. Kevin recalls its inescapable 1990 reign, Casey uncovers... more
Kevin and Casey enter the forest of We Tigers to figure out if Animal Collective is genius, nonsense, or a group of toddlers let loose with Ableton. Kevin feels nostalgic for North Brooklyn noise rock, Casey hears a haunted ice cream truck, and toget... more
Kevin and Casey do the unthinkable and actually listen to a track from U2’s infamous album that they thrust upon all iPhones in 2014. The boys will decide if this this promotional tactic was on The Edge of inappropriate or if they’re pro Bono.
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Kevin and Casey tackle the most successful prank in internet history: Never Gonna Give You Up. Is it just meme-core nonsense, or does Rick Astley actually kind of...slap? Kevin questions everything he thought he knew about white guys with deep voices... more
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brought here via being a fan of k-dev, but both these guys are a joy to spend your time with. both the analysis of the songs and the random tangents are as fun and interesting as each other. no notes.
This podcast is so fun to listen to! Casey & Kevin have great chemistry; by the sound of it recording each Omar Epps must’ve been a blast for them. We’re like a decade since the poptimism vs rockism debate first emerged, but GIAC eschews that binary - neither self-seriously condemning nor uncritically stanning any of the chosen songs. Instead they tease out the rational kernels in an array of fin de siècle pop hits (aside from the Rascal Flatts & Ed Sheeran tunes, every song thus far was release... more
I have always been a huge fan of Kevin Devines whole career. He is a very entertaining and funny musician to see live, so it makes sense to me that he would start up a podcast. Kevin and Casey have great chemistry together as well. Looking forward to you guys analyzing more Butt Rock.
Keep on Keepin on🤙
Tyler C.
YES!!! This is podcast I’ve needed since Kevin’s 10th anniversary show, NYC circa 2012, when Casey and Jay Miller did bits on stage between sets. It’s like the music version of How Did This Get Made (another fave…future collab??), and I love it.
And ‘How You Remind Me’ is literally the perfect starting song. I’ve seen Kevin riff off it before ‘Bubblegum’ so many time, I almost began to think he might…like it?! Thank god that’s been cleared up 😅
Can’t wait for more!
Was interested in the concept of the show, but it didn’t really gain traction as it took more than a few minutes for them to even start talking really about the song that were dissecting
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This podcast presents a unique angle on beloved and notoriously disliked pop songs, driven by the engaging chemistry between its hosts, who are also musicians. Each episode features original insights as Kevin and Casey listen to a different critically panned track, providing context about its release era, artistic intentions, and musical elements. They humorously dissect the reasons behind the song's poor reception, engaging audiences with witty comparisons to more popular tracks and offering an entertaining yet thoughtful exploration of music culture.
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