Nerdist was started by Chris Hardwick and has grown to be a many headed beast.

Nerdist Podcast: The Farrelly Announcement

Recorded just last week on 6/12, it’s a somewhat hostful with special drop-ins! Peter Farrelly stops by to make a big announcement and Guillermo Del Toro says hi. And the premiere of The Matt and Jonah show!… more

The Music Geek Track of the Week: “Losing You”

If you’ve ever been to a jazz funeral in New Orleans like I have(‘nt either), you are familiar with the practice of raucous dance processions as a ritual… more

The Music Geek Track of the Week: “Endless Shore”

Without any context you might easily intuit that Melody Prochet’s new psych album, Melody’s Echo Chamber, was informed by collision and movement rather than stasis. The soundscape is… more

Course of the Force Episode 2: The Wrath of Han

The search for the lightsaber continues, as Kyle Kinane joins the cause in Episode II of the Course of the Force webseries. As we saw in Episode I, Matt Mira… more
 

Catching Up With Dan Deacon

To put it lightly, Dan Deacon is fucking busy. In addition to releasing his latest LP America, the excellent, expansive follow-up to 2009’s Bromst that explores the possibilities of… more

The Music Geek Track of the Week: “Cali in a Cup”

It appears that Brooklyn outfit Woods have relocated to the opposite coast for their newest single, “Cali in a Cup,” which will feature on their forthcoming LP, Bend Beyond. The… more

Music Geek Track of the Week: New Flight of the Conchords

It has been three long years since Flight of the Conchords graced our television sets on Sunday nights with oblivious, self-deprecating pop songs, but now Brett and Jemaine have finally… more
 

The Music Geek Track of the Week: “You Are Why I Am Invisible”

Earlier this week, XXYYXX, the 16-year-old production phenom from Orlando, uploaded “You Are Why I Am Invisible” to his SoundCloud and reached the download limit in what must have been… more

Stream Bloc Party’s “Four”

It has been seven turbulent years since Bloc Party emerged with Silent Alarm and gave indie kids, nerdy gear heads, and The OC viewers an anthemic album to call their… more

The Music Geek Track of the Week: “Harps”

God do I have the softest soft spot for The Sea and Cake. Usually the Music Geek Track of the Week requires a lot of sifting and personal turmoil, because… more