Each episode, the music obsessives behind the the website Hearing Things bring three songs to the table, debate their merits and drawbacks, and ultimately decide whether they are crappy or great. Worthless or worthwhile. Waste or taste.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Music CommentaryMusic |
Recorded in front of a live audience at this year's On Air Fest in Brooklyn, Jill Mapes, Julianne Escobedo Shepherd, and Dylan Green decide whether new songs by Addison Rae, Drake, and Oklou are Waste or Taste—and talk about the music they want playe... more
Jill Mapes, Andy Cush, and Julianne Escobedo Shepherd decide whether new songs by Gaga, Doechii, and the Weather Station are Waste or Taste, and talk about music that can help everyone escape the winter doldrums. Topics include how Doechii backs up h... more
Music critics and Hearing Things founders Jill Mapes, Dylan Green, and Ryan Dombal decide whether Grammy-nominated songs by the Beatles, Common, and Kim Gordon are Waste or Taste, and discuss a few very strange Grammy moments across history. Topics i... more
Music critics and Hearing Things founders Jill Mapes, Andy Cush, and Ryan Dombal decide whether songs by SZA, Bob Dylan (via Timothée Chalamet), and Aphex Twin are Waste or Taste, and offer some recommendations to help you emotionally kick off anothe... more
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The episodes feature passionate discussions where hosts evaluate contemporary music trends and emerging tracks, often from diverse genres such as pop, hip hop, and indie. Regular segments, such as icebreakers and humorous anecdotes, engage listeners while providing critique on both popular and lesser-known artists. The format is highly interactive, with hosts often soliciting audience opinions, resulting in a dynamic exploration of music that merges personal stories with broader cultural commentary. Unique elements include tongue-in-cheek debates over tracks deemed either 'waste' or 'taste', creating an entertaining balance of humor and critical analysis in the music landscape.
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