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Music Geek Track Of The Week: Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky”

OF COURSE I’M GOING TO POST THE NEW DAFT PUNK. DUH DOY!!! (1) It’s incredible. (2) It’s amazing. (3) It’s timelessly funky. Get Lucky is everything I love about Daft… more

Saturday is Record Store Day

Saturday is April 20th, and it’s a special day because… no, I’m not talking about it being 4/20 (although that WILL be a topic in a separate post). No,… more

Sifl and Olly Sing “Omega” (UPDATE: And “Oh Yeah,” Too!)

You heard the stirring ballad “Omega” by Sifl and Olly in the “Calls from Gamers” episode of Sifl and Olly Video Game Reviews on the Nerdist Channel, and you wondered,… more
 

The Legacy Music Hour #129: Twilight Games

For Episode 129, Brent and Rob focus only on titles which were released the last year their respective consoles released licensed games, exploring the way composers approached working with old… more

Jonah Raydio #26: Houdinisode

We have a great episode for you this week!  Howard Kremer, a/k/a Dragon Boy Suede, joins us.  Sporting his Steven “Summah” Seagal ponytail, Howard discuses his days living… more

Pickstarter: Dr. Demento Documentary (!!!!)

It may be the case that I don’t have to say anything more than a single phrase to send you to support this Kickstarter. This: Dr Demento documentary. But I… more
 

Music Geek Track of the Week: The National – “Don’t Swallow The Cap”

Over the course of their past three albums, The National have become experts in the pace and gait of weighty emotions. Ever conscious of the glacial inertia of loss, sorrow,… more

The Legacy Music Hour #128: Launch Games

For Episode 128, Brent and Rob focus only on titles which were released the same year their respective consoles were released, exploring the way composers approached working with new hardware. … more

Jonah Raydio #25: Hitler Bad, Episode Good

On Jonah Raydio this week we have America’s Matt Berry, Dave Hill!  Dave teaches us that you can’t stop rocking, but you can rock a little less sometimes. … more