Well shit, looks like the Budlight Blight f****d up our schedule and made us not create an episode for half a year. At least this comeback episode will be our deepest, most complex yet, right? Eh, not really. Instead, we kinda try a different route to sorta explain the feel and emotion overall of the album instead of talking about the various tracks. Something short and sweet, y'know? Seriously, we promise the next episode will be much longer.

To kickstart the 2020s for our small ass channel, we discuss a very small band that's only known for a song that features a girl in a bootleg Barry B. Benson cosplay before cosplaying was even a thing, Blind Melon from their Self-titled to For My Friends. Sit down as you listen to us babble about how drugs are bad, Soup eating ASMR action, why BM are even all that small and not so well known in the first place, and the band's colt like following in recent times.

After being absent for two whole months and the eventual suicide of Youtube coming to all our doorsteps, let's just try to ignore the fact by listening to the Catalog of the Alt. Rock band, The Samshing Pumpkins, From Gish all the way to Shiny and Oh So Bright Vol. 1 while we also listen to Kyle rant about pugs for some reason, many references to a comic that should not be named, and generally being cramped inside a small ass closet. (Just like our first episode. Ah, memories.) SPOTIFY:...

This is it, we finally f*****g tackle that one band you've heard about beating taylor swift's ass on the digital charts, destroying the top billboard charts, trended on multiple sites including twitter, reddit, etc. and generally blowing up everywhere like a self imploding neutron star. From Their 1992 EP Opiate to the HIGHLY anticipated Fear Inoculum, we take a look at the progressive metal band's entire catalog, one step at a time. Join us as you sit back and endure our weird and extremely...

From Kill 'em All to Hardwired to Self-Destruct, we look at the band that really solidified thrash metal and even heavy metal in general during the 80s, Metallica. We basically discuss about how and why Metallica is the most popular and mainstream metal artist, stuff about the weird pubescent period transition into the 90's for most rock bands, and generally trying not to spoil anything for our future episode. Also, clicksters. Can't forget about that site. LOAD/RELOAD FRONT COVER ARTIST:...

From Ten to Lightning Bolt, Kyle and will be discussing all of the grunge legend's records up to this point while we trip on all of our words, be confused as to who made the video for Do the Evolution, gushing about binural for 15 whole minutes, kyle just being salty as usual, and questioning when their 11th album is releasing. Also, did I mention this is our longest episode yet?

This episode, we'll be talking about one of the only post grunge bands that isn't bad or mediocre, Foo Fighters from their self titled debut to Concrete and Gold, we discuss all of the albums produced in the most semi-perfect bromance like way while trying to figure out how to speak without sounding like a socially weak idiot while also stuffing our faces yet again.

Yup, it's that time again where you as a viewer gets genuinely surprised on our upload schedule, about less than a week after our previous episode. Or not. Depends on if you comment I guess. This time, Soy Boy Kyle and I discuss the classic Progressive Rock band that influenced one of the biggest and most popular genres during the 70s, King Crimson. Sit down and be confused as to why this feels a lot different as we bathe in bird tongues in aspic (transparent jelly) and our salty bath water...

From Fungus Amongus to 8, Kyle and I will be discussing Incubus' discography one album at a time while we stuff our faces with Italian cuisine, sing temporarily for no reason and generally making a lot of meta jokes. I'm even making one right now, believe it or not! Also, Happy Belated Independence Day guys! INCUBUS COVERS: http://incubus-online-view.com/iframe...

From their 1984 self title to The Getaway, Kyle and I will be discussing every single record in full detail from the since 80's band, The Red Hot Chili Peppers! Feel free to go along with us and listen to the funk rock band's entire career one by one.