
Are we sure The Wall is a masterpiece? Can Dylan legit sing well? Is McCartney actually a lazy songwriter? And what exactly is “Nixon-rock”…? These are just some of the hard-hitting questions two indie musician pals, Thin Lear (Matt) and Niagara Moon (Thomas), come in with every week, surprising each other with strange fixations, controversial opinions, and of course - songs to listen to together.... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 168 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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It's been a month, but the show is back! Longtime friend of the pod Adam Kastin (Weegee) joins back up with Thomas and Matt for a wild ride. Thomas opens with an ode to songs based on a I V IV chord structure, aka "Do So Fa". You know it when you hea... more
Music journalist Rich Wilhelm is back! Thomas begins with some the most memorable commercial songs from his childhood. Rich examines the Billboard Top 100 Chart from January 11th, 1964 - a very strange, pivotal time in pop music history...
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Music journalist Chris Ingalls (PopMatters) is back again! Thomas apparently repeats himself with a celebration of artists' unexpected triumphs from their golden years. Chris has the boys bask in the glory of UK songwriter Paul Heaton.
Chris's Paul ... more
Lofi rocker renaissance man Kyle Rosse joins the show today! Thomas celebrates the one classic rock band that's "hardest to hate". Kyle shares recent musical finds that were difficult to discover - making them all the more meaningful and special...
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The two hosts are presenting takes on artists, albums and songs in each episodes. Their perspective as musicians and fans is really wholesome an insightful. As I am really interested in them talking about production, recording and arrangement, the episodes could be longer in my opinion.
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Two indie musician pals bring sharp ears and playful banter to music history, production, and culture. Each episode blends opinionated takes, deep dives into artists or genres, and personal touring anecdotes, often featuring guests who are seasoned musicians, critics, or industry insiders. The format leans into nostalgia, quirky trivia, and thoughtful critique—covering everything from classic jams and disco verses to indie scenes, with conversations that skew curious, nerdy, and affectionately opinionated. A few episodes stand out for their rigorous analysis of legacy artists, cross-genre explorations, and the way conversations evolve into lively debates about taste, memory, and craft. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy ri... more
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