Spanish Love Songs just unleashed their new EP, A Brief Intermission In The Flattening Of Time, and it features some amazing cameos. Across the four tracks, listeners can enjoy Dan Campbell of The Wonder Years, Kevin Devine, illuminati hotties, and Tigers Jaw, too. Vocalist Dylan Slocum notes, “The title of this collection is literal for me. I use songs and studio time as a way to slow down and try to process what and how I’m feeling —each song is an imperfect snapshot of a moment.” Read more: Angel Du$t Announces Massive Spring 2026 Tour Slocum adds, “We also knew… Read more »
Guest hosts Adrienne Boykins and Tiesha Brunson join Julian and Sherin for a conversation about Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, James Gunn’s new Superman trailer, Forever on Netflix, and more.
No fictional cartoon dogs were harmed, maimed, or otherwise antagonized during the filming of this week’s episode.
Allison Poythress joins Nick for a discussion looking into the background of the gunman who killed 50 people in New Zealand.
Fellow film/TV lovers Tony Vivio & Bryce Thomas join in to discuss the current state of the popular movie theater subscription service MoviePass.
On the 12th episode of The Undiscovered Sound, Jeff brings you more entries from the Ernie Ball Play Warped contest on its last day of submissions (may 31st 2017)
Let’s start with the truth. Every actor in Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation is on their game.
Great Mission: Life proves that hard work mixed with sweat, talent, and shear creativity can blend seamlessly into a brilliant travel kit for Part One of an epic journey.
The Hails have finally revealed their sophomore record Duckpond, and it is a dazzling indie-rock record with myriad important messages relating to art and creation under the crushing weight of late-stage capitalism. Featuring singles “Ducks on the Pond,” “Corruptor,” and more, the quartet reflects on what really matters with hypnotic indie melodies, groovy synths, and introspective narratives. Lead singer Robbie Kingsely says of the album, “The process for this record was a way for us to tap back into our roots. We made a rental house in South Florida feel and sound like our college house that birthed our first… Read more »
The Hails are tackling a major issue on their new track “Ducks On The Pond.” That issue? Online gambling. From mobile sports betting apps to prediction markets, people are getting dopamine hits from playing on their phones and avoiding the casino entirely…sigh. Lead singer Robbie Kingsely shares of the song and its lyrics: “‘All my people want submission, come on people be submissive’ is a sarcastic attack on the modern psyche of people, particularly young men, who willingly dive into the pitfalls of online gambling. As we observe our generation and the ones coming up, it’s glaringly obvious that no… Read more »
