Polyphonic Press is the show for music fans. Anywhere from the casual listener to the nerdiest of audiophiles. Each week, we review a classic album from a curated list of over one thousand releases, spanning multiples genres. At the top of each show, we have no idea what album we’re going to listen to. So we fire up the Random Album Generator and it gives the album of the week. Join us every Tuesd... more
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That’s the Way of the World (1975) is often considered Earth, Wind & Fire’s defining statement, blending soul, funk, jazz, and gospel into a sound that was both deeply spiritual and irresistibly danceable. Released at the height of the band’s creativ... more
Before and After Science (1977) by Brian Eno is one of his most acclaimed solo albums, bridging his experimental rock sensibilities with the ambient style he would soon pioneer. The record is structured almost like two different worlds: the first hal... more
Forever Changes by Love, released in 1967, is a lush, intricate, and hauntingly beautiful blend of psychedelic rock, folk, and baroque pop. Recorded during a turbulent time for the band and for frontman Arthur Lee personally, the album stands apart f... more
Left and Leaving is the second album by Canadian indie rock band The Weakerthans, and it’s often regarded as their defining statement. Released in 2000, the record blends literate, introspective lyrics with punk roots and folk-tinged melodies. Frontm... more
I’ve discovered so many great albums listening to this podcast. And they give me all the info I need to know if it’s something I might like to listen to or not. They pack a lot of info into a not too long podcast, and still manage to be fun and interesting to listen to.
Coming to great albums from the point of view of someone — and in this case, two someones — is a lot of fun. You want to jump in the conversation, a sign of a podcast that works well with a conventional style.
No sure I understand what the point of this podcast is talking about an albums music without even playing a short clip of the music? Just seems pointless to me.
Keep the Pod going so far each album deep dive has been great!!! So good to hear you both back!!!
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Listeners can expect a unique and engaging exploration of classic albums across various genres, blending insightful commentary with a fun, spontaneous format. With a rotating selection from a curated list of over a thousand releases, episodes feature in-depth discussions on the albums' significance, musical elements, and cultural impact. The hosts bring a mix of personal anecdotes and historical context, allowing both casual listeners and dedicated audiophiles to appreciate the artistry behind each album. This approach not only highlights notable works but also uncovers lesser-known gems that might resonate with a wide audience.
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