This week we are talking about the year 2012. We selected the post-Jawbreaker and Jets to Brazil project, forgetters (no "the", no capital f), and their self titled album.

This week's episode is a Patreon sponsored selection brought to you by Steve Long of the band Get Fired!, as well as the podcasts Rebel Rock Radio and Pure Rank. We are talking about Helmet's 1992 album, Meantime. Dylan also talks about going to see Bruce Springsteen and we listen to a voicemail from a long time caller.

This week we are joined by returning guest, Josh Robbins of Late Bloomer, Spinning Out Podcast, and Self Aware Records. We are discussing the 1983 album, Power, Corruption & Lies by New Order.

Before Waxahatchee and Swearin', there was P.S. Eliot. This week we are talking about their 2009 album, what we were up to back then, and what the scene would become.

This week we are talking about the 1994 album, Magnified by Failure. This band became a huge influence long after they called it a day. Somehow Justin had never heard a song by Failure. Will he like it?

No new episode this week, but we aren't gonna leave you hanging. We are releasing a previously recorded Patreon bonus audio here in the free feed. Maybe you'll enjoy it and decide to sign up. It's only $1 a month and you get tons of content. Its March, and we heard you are mad for brackets. So we are sharing our Bracketology episode on debut punk albums.

This week we are talking about the 1987 album, Scum, by grindcore innovators Napalm Death.

That's right, after four long years we have returned with a new St. Paddy's Special. This time we are talking about Flogging Molly's debut studio album, Swagger from the year 2000.

This week's episode is sponsored by our Patron, Dave Brown (One Band 5 Songs, Oklahoma Lefty) and we are talking about Midnight Oil's 1990 album, Blue Sky Mining.

We are joined by James Joyce of the bands The Hal Al Shedad to discuss the 1979 Devo album, Duty Free Now for the Future. James is an excellent guest and we discuss what the mid 90's emocore scene of Atlanta was like, recognizing celebrities in public, and what Devo thought of the production of this album.

This week we are talking about the year 2014. The year that represents a changing of the guard, with tons of the Heartland Punk / Replacements-core. Justin selected the lone full length album by Crow Bait, Sliding Through the Halls of Fate. This album features members of Iron Chic and Sister Kisser, and is one of our all time favorite albums.

Our annual Valentine's Special look at shoegaze returns after a year away! This year we are talking about Swervedriver's Mezcal Head. Released in 1993, we discuss whether or not they're actually as big as we thought they were.

This week we are talking about Rocket From the Crypt's 1995 major label debut, Scream, Dracula, Scream!

Good Friend Cory returns to the show to discuss Canadian math rock / post hardcore band, North of America, and their 2003 album Brothers, Sisters.

This week on the show Justin was assigned the year 2001, and selected Sense Field's post-major label album, Tonight and Forever.

We are back with our first regular format episode of the year! Dylan was assigned the year 1982 and he selected The Waitresses full length debut, Wasn't Tomorrow Wonderful? This album features the hit song "I Know What Boys Like", and pre-dates their famous Christmas song.

This week we wrap up our 2023 best of coverage with a conversation with Dave Brown (One Band 5 Songs, Oklahoma Lefty).

Another year has come to a close, so its time to look back at the best albums of 2023. Dylan and Justin go through 10 picks each of their favorite records from the year.

This week we are discussing the 2013 Fearless Records compilation, Punk Goes Christmas. Slight content warning, we are cover a lot of bands who played the Warped Tour. If you know anything about the Warped Tour then you know that that particular scene was riddled in terrible people. You know, Christmasy content!

This week Justin was assigned the year 1991 and selected Pegboy's Strong Reaction.

This week Dylan was assigned the year 2007 and he selected Baader Brains debut album, The Complete Unfinished Works of the Young Tigers. Baader Brains were fronted by legendary artist Sarah Kirsch of Fuel, Torches to Rome, and Please Inform the Captain This is a Hijack.

This week we are sponsored by our Patron, Dave Brown (One Band 5 Songs). We are discussing the 1986 album, Life's Rich Pageant, by REM.

This week for Thanksgiving we are giving a free preview of the type of content you can get over on the Patreon. This is part one of Justin's solo series where he deep dives on the Pinback discography.

This week's episode is a Patreon sponsored selection. Our Madball Mystery Caller challenged us to listen to FYP's 1993 album, Dance My Dunce. Are we being punished or did we enjoy it?