So Be It

Jonny invites Max Olesko to the show for the November 2019 episode "The New Music". Check out new music from The Foals, Half Moon Run, Desert Sessions, Maddee, Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders, Jimmy Eat World and More.

Jeff and Jonny discuss one of the highest selling albums of all time and a shoegaze album that goes against the grain of popular music at the time. They also highlight recent news and their current music selections.

Jonny Pander and Max Olesko sift through Octobers 2019's new music and give you their recommendations.

Jeff and Jonny catch up on news and their recent music suggestions and get into Tool's long awaited release 'Fear Inoculum' and Jonny's pic from the Beastie Boys, 'Hello Nasty'.  

Jonny invites his brother onto the podcast to talk about two new albums from the book and discuss how not just music's lyrics, but it's melody can influence the listener.

In this episode we explore an album hiding its originality in the shadows and another that keeps it right upfront. We also discuss the news and new music of early July 2019.

Jeff and Jonny visit two influential albums from the late 80s and discuss the relevant news and new music of June 2019.

Jeff and Jonny discuss two highly acclaimed albums from the book while discussing the current news of May 2019. Album discussion starts at 1:43:00.

Thomas Weinmaster bring his built in KISSlopedia to the show to discuss the band, GZA and what's new in music.

Matt Smith of "The Buzzardline" joins the podcast to chat about his music as well as two of the most iconic albums of all time.

Jeff and Jonny dive into 1994 and discuss Hole and Massive Attack’s sophomore albums.

Jeff and Jonny invite Buzi from The Terror Table podcast on to the show to discuss Korn's 'Follow The Leader' and The Jesus and Mary Chain's 'Darklands'.

Jonny invites Kurtis Wald back to the show discuss Black Flag's 'Damaged' and Wilco's 'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot'. 

Jeff and Jonny tackle the chaotic musical musings of Frank Zappa and Faith No More.

Jeff and Jonny welcome Mitch Oliver back to the podcast from the Terror Table podcast to discuss Rage Against the Machines' self titled debut and The Flamin Groovies' 'Teenage Head'.

Jeff, Jonny and their previous guests take a look back to 2018's hits and misses and discuss the books only 2018 entry, Hookworms’ ‘Microshift’.

Jeff and Jonny discuss Eric Clapton’s ‘461 Ocean Boulevard’ and Marylin Manson’s ‘Antichrist Superstar’ and their significance in music history. 

Jeff and Jonny discuss todays music news, and Sex Pistols’ ‘Never Mind the Bollocks’ and Love’s ‘Da Capo’.

Jeff and Jonny highlight Bruce Springsteen's 'Darkness on The Edge of Town' and The The's 'Infected'. They begin the journey through the book of "1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die" by reviewing the albums and validating their entry.

Jeff and Jonny discuss and review the highly talked about film, Bohemian Rhapsody.