12 DEC 2015 · After signing a highly lucrative deal with Geffen Records, Neil Young delivered his most puzzling album to date: the electronic infused Trans. Armed with a Sennheiser vocoder VSM201 and a desire to respond to current musical trends, Young assembled a collection of tunes that were inspired by his inability to communicate with his disabled son, alienating many long term fans in the process while gaining few new ones. In this episode, we discuss the album’s recording history and its critical reception while evaluating its songs and their place within Young’s varied discography. In this episode, we discuss the album's recording sessions and critical reception while evaluating their songs and their place within The Doors canon.

2 AUG 2015 · In this episode, we continue our discussion of Led Zeppelin’s swansong, In Through The Out Door, this time focusing on the songs that didn’t make the final version but found their way onto their 1982 compilation album - Coda. The recent Zeppelin reissues of In Through The Our Door, Presence and Coda will also be discussed.

20 JUL 2015 · To coincide with the upcoming release of the deluxe edition of Led Zeppelin’s In Through The Out Door, we decided to revisit the album that marked the end of their career, and which remains the most divisive album of the legendary rock group’s discography. Dogged by break-up rumours and declining record sales, In Through The Out Door was the band’s tentative response to a changing musical landscape. In this episode, we discuss the album’s production and its critical and commercial reception, while speculating on what might have been had the band stuck around for the 80’s. Each song will also be critically assessed.

5 JUL 2015 · In this episode, we review Queen’s final studio album with the original line-up, Innuendo, but with a twist: Luke tries to convince John that Innuendo is a better album than he originally thought. Each track will be played and evaluated briefly, and hopefully the result is a trip down memory lane that persuades a stubborn mind!

7 JUN 2015 · In this episode, we broadly discuss the findings of a study that suggests people generally stop listening to new music after the age of 33. The new Faith No More album, Sol Invictus, will also be reviewed.