For the last episode of season 3, we’ve got a real treat - the boys tackle Radiohead and their 2007 album “In Rainbows.” To commemorate this event, Chris and Joe invite Joey’s brother, Michael Mezzatesta, on the pod. Tune in as the guys dive into the album (7:48), tell some stories they associate with this record (13:06), and as Mike pitches Radiohead and this album to non-Radiohead fans (19:14). Then, the guys hand out Awards (34:00) including the Over and Over and Over award (41:57) and the Al Green award (48:19). As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

The Record Refresh boys trot back into your lives with episode 9: Wilco, and their 2001 album “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.” It’s a fun one, as Joe and Chris disagree as heavily on an album as they have up to this point. Tune in as Chris explains the album choice (6:01) and they share the source of their disagreement (11:13). Then, the guys pick their favorite tracks (21:25) and hand out their Awards (32:43) for the memorable indie rock record. As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

New episode! Lauryn Hill waltzes into our lives with “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.” What a stunner of an album. Join the guys for their discussion of the autobiographical nature of this album (8:48) and Hill’s superstardom in the late 90s (12:21). They then get into their favorite tracks on the record (15:41) before handing out Awards for the record (32:04. Awards dished out include the Over and Over and Over distinction (37:13) and the LVP (41:51). How you gon’ win if you ain’t right within?!?? As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

Joey got COVID. Bad news. He’s better now. Good news! And his first post-illness pod takes the guys across the pond, for The Smiths’ 1986 album “The Queen is Dead.” The Record Refresh hits on some general discussion to start the podcast: Chris and Joe’s personal experiences listening to the Smiths (7:07), their initial takes on this album (13:14), and the Smiths’ short but productive career (16:53). They then hand out some Awards for this record (31:17), including a Morrissey-heavy discussion for the Awkward Yearbook Photo Award (34:49) and some good stuff too, we promise. As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

Your boys are BACK with episode 6 of this season, and things get a little more upbeat this week. This episode features a discussion of Soulwax and their 2005 album “Nite Versions.” Settle in for this journey with Joe and Chris as they discuss some background on Soulwax (5:26), share a couple of stories from seeing the band live (15:27), and hand out all the relevant awards (30:55) from this album. As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

It's Episode 5 of Season 3--the boys brush up on their high school Spanish as they cover their first-ever all-Spanish album on the podcast: Rosalía’s sophomore album, “El Mal Querer." Listen in as Chris talks about what he learned of the musical background and flamenco influence on the record (6:50) and Joey talks about Rosalía’s ascension into pop stardom (14:10). The Pitchfork game also makes its return in this episode (18:32)! Because of the conceptual quality of this album, Joey and Chris trade in the usual Awards section for a song-by-song breakdown (20:30) of what stood out to them about this album. As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

It’s Episode 24 in total, and this is most definitely “one for us” - it’s System of a Down’s classic 2001 album “Toxicity.” It’s such a favorite that the guys invited on one of their best mates, Ky Romero. Tune in as Joe, Chris, and Ky talk through their most nostalgic memories of this record (6:42), some stories associated with SOAD (21:07), and what the most underrated songs on the album are (39:32) before handing out the rest of the awards. As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

Episode 3 of Season 3 has the boys revisiting an old favorite, with the Raconteurs’ second album, “Consolers of the Lonely.” Listen in as Chris and Joe wax poetic about their fanhood of Jack White and all of his projects (6:18), pick their favorite track from this album (16:29), and share stories of seeing the Raconteurs perform live (54:28). As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

For our second episode of season 3, we’re hitting a hip-hop classic with Dr. Dre’s second album, “2001.” Listen in as Chris and Joe talk through what they associate this record with (5:10), Dre’s production on this album (17:56), and their favorite tracks on the album (24:38). Then, the guys hand out some awards, including a hot take on one of the featured rappers on “2001” (43:38) and one of the most relistenable moments they will ever discuss (48:40). As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).

It’s the premiere of Season 3, and gosh darn it, we wanted to start it off with an album near and dear to our hearts. So we did just that - with Khruangbin’s “Con Todo El Mundo,” and we brought a guest along for the ride too. Fun stuff. Listen in as we discuss our genesis with Khruangbin’s music (6:56), strap in for a StoryTime with Chris (20:00), and pick our favorite tracks from this record (32:10) before handing out the rest of the Awards. As always, feel free to hit the guys up on Twitter (@recordrefresh) or via email ([email protected]).