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Andrew and Nate share their top 10 albums of the 2000's.

Caleb Chapman from Colony House joins the podcast to discuss the band’s fourth album—The Cannonballers. Caleb shares what vegetable each band member is, how the album was made, and his favorite songs on the record among many other interesting details.

Andrew and Nate share their 2023 Grammy picks

Andrew & Nate share their Top 10 Albums of 2022!

Andrew and Nate share their favorites of the year—from cover to music video to EP to song and everything in between.

Andrew and Nate discuss TOLEDO’s fantastic debut—“How It Ends”—and share which artists the album brought to mind as they listened.

Andrew and Nate share what they have labeled their “Find of the Year” with the extremely underrated and astoundingly underheard album “Green” by RAY.

Andrew and Nate drink “Blu Rev”—Alvvays’ latest album—and share how it tastes.

Andrew and Nate talk about Holy Fawn’s sophomore record “Dimensional Bleed” and share how it compares and differs from the band’s debut.

Andrew and Nate ask one another the question, “How has your music taste changed?” Their answers may surprise you…

Andrew and Nate share how Max Pope’s “Counting Sheep” does not put them to sleep.

Andrew and Nate share their thoughts on Day Wave’s “Pastilfe” and label it as a quintessential end of summer album.

Andrew and Nate discuss Soccer Mommy’s fourth LP, “Sometimes, Forever” and share how it stacks up to her past albums.

Andrew and Nate are not sure if it’s 2022 or 2007 as they discuss the new record “Rouge Carpet Disaster” by Static Dress.

Andrew and Nate talk about Bartees Strange’s new record “Farm To Table” and why it’s such an important record for the indie scene.

Though most of their episodes are based on new albums, Andrew and Nate try something new and create music trivia questions specifically for each other which shed light on their music listening pasts.

Kevin is back baby! We dive deep into Valleyheart’s sophomore record “Heal My Head”, their transition to a new label, and much more.

Andrew and Nate discuss Henry Jamison’s latest record “The Years” and share their different experiences listening as Andrew is new to Henry and Nate is a longtime fan.

The first episode Andrew and Nate ever recorded and released was on S. Carey’s “Hundred Acres.” That album is one of their favorite albums so there was lots of anticipation heading into S. Carey’s next release. S. Carey is back with his new album “Break Me Open.” How does it stack up compared to “Hundred Acres?” The two discuss.

Andrew and Nate share their thoughts on the new out of this world BROODS indie-pop album “Space Island.”