ourTunes is graced by super-fan/super-guest Evan Dormont! Evan's Homework assignment, the 1992 punk album "Plays Pretty for Baby" by Nation of Ulysses is discussed along with the merits of "Sophisti-pop", and if Battles is indeed party music.

Louis and Brad discuss the 1972 album "Acabou Chorare" by Brazilian Tropicália rockers, Novos Baianos. Shuffle returns for another round to explore the depths of Brad's iTunes library.

ourTunes puts a bow on 2022 with some favorite tracks and albums from the year. Brad and Louis discuss last episode's Homework assignment, the 1997 album "Either/Or" by the master of morose, melancholic music, Elliott Smith.

ourTunes is back for a new season! Brad and Louis rank their top 5 Broken Social Scene songs and discuss the 1976 self-titled album from electric bass god, Jaco Pastorius.

Louis and Brad wrap up season one of ourTunes by discussing the merits of live music, genre labels, and nostalgic reminiscence. Brad reports back on his Homework, the 2012 album "Attack on Memory" by Cloud Nothings.

Louis and Brad discuss some formative musical firsts before digging into Pop Music's Homework assignment, John Fahey's 1959 debut album "Blind Joe Death".

Louis and Brad are joined by Pop Music himself, a.k.a. Louis's dad, to dive deep into last episode's Homework assignment, the reggae packed soundtrack to the 1972 film "The Harder They Come".

ourTunes heads south to Edenton, NC for another on the road episode. Brad and Louis discuss opera, Vinyl Night, and their latest Homework assignment, Kate Bush's 2005 double album, "Aerial". Plus, a shiny, new segment, "You're Gonna Hate This" makes its debut.

ourTunes road trips to Providence, Rhode Island for a visit with iTunes veteran and all-around fantastic person, Ben Currie. Ben, Louis, and Brad discuss some hidden gems that can’t be found on Spotify. Brad’s homework assignment, the 2004 Madvillian album “Madvillainy” dredges up memories of fighting for your life in AP English.

Louis and Brad attend their own personal Ozzfest and dive deep into Louis’ Homework assignment, Ozzy Osbourne’s 1981 solo debut, “Blizzard of Ozz”. Plus, OurTunes rolls the opening credits as Louis and Brad reveal their top three TV theme songs of all time.