In this episode, we take a sharp left turn and head into the world of Brit Pop's biggest girl band, Spice Girls. We discuss the messages, videos, and fun trivia behind their hit songs, Wannabe, Say You'll Be There, and 2 Become 1.

Featuring music by Sia’ara and Andrew Lux

intro/outro music by Sinewave (sinevvave.bandcamp.com)

In this episode we wrap up Air's "Pocket Symphony" and discuss the production, the cultural impact, and some wonderful drink pairings. Check it out.

Featuring music by Silver-X, Marco Montagnini, Jack Red, Ananastasie, Charles Phily, and gattobus

intro/outro music by Sinewave (sinevvave.bandcamp.com)

In this episode we discuss Air's fourth album and how it infuses Japanese elements into their sound to create their most mature piece of work.

intro/outro music by Sinewave (sinevvave.bandcamp.com)

In this episode, we (try to) take a deep dive into Sinewave's (aka Jesse) 2019 album, The Impersonation. We discuss how this album is a satirical dark take on Los Angeles, the city of dreams and let downs.

Album available here: https://sinevvave.bandcamp.com/album/the-impersonation

Here is the complimentary playlist of major influences: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUXCLoqv60RRRQodEDdpH6lq1uWC37gYw

intro/outro music by Sinewave (sinevvave.bandcamp.com)

In this episode we finish our discussion on one of the most iconic albums of the nineties.

Featuring music by Julian Banger, ElvioMV, and Mister Barnabus

intro/outro music by Sinewave (sinevvave.bandcamp.com)

In this episode we talk politics, paranoia, and the pursuit of happiness.

Featuring music by Eigenartig, DJ Vibekiller, and TC

intro/outro music by Sinewave (sinevvave.bandcamp.com)

In this episode we discuss aliens, Romeo and Juliet, and the disappointment of travel.

Includes music by Common Creation and Khen,

Intro/outro music by Sinewave (sinevvave.bandcamp.com)

We are back with a new album and it's better than OK. In this episode we discuss Radiohead's third album from 1997, OK Computer, it's opening tracks, and all the premillennial tension that went into it.