A trio of musicians discussing artists and albums that are often overlooked, under-appreciated, or underrated.
Vinny subjects Sam and Danny to an onslaught of comedy, chill R&B vibes, and celebrity insanity on Gabriel Gundacker's ode to filmstar, Richard Dreyfuss -- as well as talking about celebrities they'd really wanna meet.
Sam picks the sole collaborative album between Sparklehorse and Danger Mouse (and many more!) for discussion today, bringing appreciation and love for this dark, melancholic, yet beautiful indie rock album.
Danny picks the next album for discussion from Portland indie-rock group Typhoon, Offerings -- a heavy concept album dealing with themes of memory loss and the erasure of history.
We discuss our thoughts on the legacy of the sole album from the Roy Ayers Music Project (RAMP) -- an enigmatic soul-funk record that has gone on to become one of hip-hop's best kept secrets.
Our pilot episode starts off with an indie-rock classic from the Pacific Northwest -- Youth Of America by Wipers.
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