Jeff and A.T. celebrate their favorite holiday Treble-style, diving into their favorite Halloween-related topics and articles from the past, present and future. (?) PLUS: The hosts review Protomatyr's 'The Agent Intellect' in an unorthodox way, pitting their favorite tracks from the album against one another. Tracks heard on this 'cast: David Bowie - "Changes" The 'Twin Peaks' Theme Throbbing Gristle - "Hamburger Lady" Tim Hecker - "Virginal II" 'The Conet Project' - "Backwards Music Station" Charles Manson - "Close To Me" Protomartyr - "Pontiac 87" Protomartyr - "Clandestine Time"

Jeff and A.T. are back in action after a (not so) short hiatus. This month, they chat about unpopular opinions, especially those from some recent features. PLUS: We review Deafheaven's New Bermuda. Tracks heard on this 'cast: Necromantix - "Rot in Hell" Black Sabbath - "Paranoid" The Strokes - "Last Nite" Deafheaven - "Brought to the Water"

On this month's Audio File, www.treblezine.com's Jeff Terich (editor in chief) and A.T. Bossenger(contributing editor)deal with chilly weather by offering six of their favorite Fireside Albums. Also on this podcast: We offer reviews of the new Sleater-Kinney, Jessica Pratt and Panda Bear records, and share some indie-rock LPs we're still waiting for. Clips heard on this podcast: “Tears Are In Your Eyes” - Yo La Tengo “Rigor Mortis Dear” - Bear Medicine “Steve Albini Blues” - Songs : Ohia “ISI” - Neu! “Bachelorette” - Bjork “What An Experience” - Janelle Monae “No Cities to Love” - Sleater Kinney “Back Baby” - Jessica Pratt “Mr. Noah” - Panda Bear “Degausser” - Brand New “Everyone Choose Sides” - The Wrens