On this episode we look into Lorde's latest offering after a second 4 year wait & we also dive into the mind-bending Nolan classic, Inception. 

On this episode we take another look into the world of Kanye West and then find ourselves in the mystery of The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, starring the beloved Jim Carey. 

On this week's episode we look at the experimental and critically acclaimed Gorillaz album "Demon Days" and we also talk about Ocean's Eleven before spiralling into a strange and random conversation

On this week's episode we talk about the dark and mysterious "Bo Jackson" by Boldy James (produced by The Alchemist) which pairs classy lyrics with dope production. We also talk about a cult classic, Dead Poet's Society (1989), feature the beloved Robin Williams. 

On this week's episode we talk about our favourite boy band BROCKHAMPTON and their 2021 album ROADRUNNER. We also look at Eric Andre's Bad Trip and the art of hidden camera comedy. 

Ooooh weeee. We have another debate about the movie of the week, Midsommar, a thriller which re-imagines European festive traditions. But first, we dive into the world of Jon Bellion and his album, The Human Condition. 

Today, we're talking about the glamorous, jazzy, and creatively genius "untitled unmastered." by Kendrick Lamar, and we also look at the absolutely horrible/beautiful roller coaster that is Uncut Gems (the jury is still out on that one). We also ended up talking about football and Formula 1. 

A sorta kinda continuation from the last episode, let's bite a chuck outta Frank Ocean's debut studio album, Channel ORANGE and look at the beautiful, magical and shiny Blade Runner 2049

We take a look into the world wide w- I mean, The Internet. The band, not the cause of our collective nightmares. After an exploration of the funky and wonderful Ego Death, we have an interesting conversation about a classic movie (that didn't exactly age well), Blade Runner.

Tag along as we look into one of Kanye's most controversial and polarising albums, "Yeezus", alongside Shaka King's masterpiece about Black Panther Chairman, Fred Hampton.