This episode we explore the new music we discovered over the last month. This episode features a heavy dose of 80s nostalgia with featuring performances from Robert Smith of the Cure and Bruce Springsteen and musical nods to the sounds of the decade.   Song List No Sweat - Cleopatrick - Bummer Your Power - Billie Eilish - Happier Than Ever On & On - Half Moon Run - Inward and Onward Motorbike - Leon Bridges - Gold Diggers Sound Down and Out Downtown - St Vincent - Daddy's Home How Not to Drown - CHVCHES & Robert Smith - Screen Violence Chinatown - Bleachers & Bruce Springsteen - Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night Mine Forever - Lord Huron - Long Lost Last Train Home - John Mayer - Sob Rock All Roads - Arkells  

Two artists go rogue from their original groups in this episodes featured albums. One stays the course while the other diversifies their sound. We also feature music from The Tragically Hip, A L E X, Gojira, The Black Keys, Weezer and Alice Cooper, all while trying to solve the vaccine crisis.  Our current listens: :48:00 Episode Albums: 1:20:00  

So many great new releases this month to get into. Check out a full list below for the featured music.   Jonny's Music Hey Gringo - KALEO - Surface Sounds After the Fall (live) - Norah Jones - 'Till We Meet Again (Live) Telepath - Manchester Orchestra - The Million Masks of God Destroyer - Of Monsters and Men   Max's Music Crawling Kingsnake - The Black Keys - Delta Kream (May 14) Cipi - Noga Erez - KIDS Gypsy - Dirty Honey - Dirty Honey Let's Go - The Beaches - Future Lovers EP (May 14) Gates of Heaven - Together Pangea   Thanks for listening.

This episode we feature Jonny's pick, The Offspring's 'Smash' and our randomly generated pick, Talking Heads' '77' from the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.  Also, featured in what we are listening to:   Chemical Brothers - The Darkness You Fear Wintersleep - Archeologist - Welcome to the Night Sky  Rainbow - Stargazer - Rising  Alexisonfire - Boiled Frogs - Crisis    

Max and Jonny talk about their favourite new albums and singles from the month of March.   Jonny's Music Drowned in the Sun - Nirvana (AI) You Can Get It - Arkells The Drake - Cleopatrick Dark But Just a Game - Lana Del Ray - Chemtrails Over the Countryclub Cellophane (Brain) - Middle Kids - Today We're the Greatest Deep Sea Diver - Briston Maroney - Sunflower (April 9)   Max's Music Rockstar Sea Shanty - Nickelback and the Lottery Winners Shakin Off the Rust - The Blue Stones - Hidden Gems Just a Little Bit - Tash Neal - Charge it to the Game American Cliche - Finneas Pollyanna - messier  

This episode Jonny and Jeff discuss the recent news from Saskatoon and around the music world and two more selections from the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die:   The Replacements - Let it Be The Sabres of Paradise - Haunted Dancehall   Also, Jeff and Jonny share the albums they have been listing to:   The Midnight - Horror Show Bartees Strange - Live Forever Foo Fighters - Medicine at Midnight Hooverphonic - Live at Koningin Elisabethzaal 2012

The New Music - March 5, 2021 Max and Jonny explore new and upcoming music.   Featured Music Sweet & Dandy - Tash Sultana - Terra Firma  Typhoons - Royal Blood - Typhoons (April 30) One + One - Death From Above - Is For Lovers (march 26)  Manchester Orchestra - Bed Head - The Million Masks of God (April 30)  Goliath - Architects - For Those That Wish to Exist   Operation Human Shield - Evert Snyman - Hot Mess  Pukebox - Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound  Caroline - Arlo Parks - Collapsed in Sunbeams  La Brea Tar Pits - Weezer - OK Human Medicine at Midnight - Foo Fighters - Medicine at Midnight   Waterfalls - Death Cab for Cutie - The Georgia EP

This episode we discuss two very polarizing albums that came from artists trying to reinvent themselves after leaving their bands at the height of their success.

This episode features new music from The Black Keys, Foo Fighters, Greta Van Fleet, Kings of Leon, Eminem and Lana Del Ray.

This episode we get into Jeff's selection, American Idiot, and discuss its place in history as well as Ragged Glory's "no thinking" approach to recording.