Hey, a new release minisode where Ryan and Chris talk the good(mostly), the bad(not much) and the ugly(debatable) on the Los Bitchos debut album- Let The Festivities Begin!

Hey, another guest episode! On this one we welcome friend of the show, Scott Koppel and the theme is guest chosen with God Awful band names.  First, they go with Chris' pick with Perfect Pussy's Say Yes To Love. Then, we talk Scott's pick with Psychedelic Porn Crumpet's High Visceral Part 1. And finally, finish off with Ryan's pick Goblin Cock's Necronomidonkeykongimicon . It is a long one and a good one.

In this episode, Chris and Ryan discuss some real stinkers.  First, they rip into Chris's pick- Lil Wayne's misguided foray into rock music with his universally maligned record, Rebirth.  Then, after that, Ryan's pick is the confounding and ultimately unlistenable John Lennon & Yoko Ono's Unfinished Music No.1- Two Virgins

In this episode, Ryan and Chris show off their sweet tooth with theme of Candy!  Ryan went pretty straight and brough the Cars' 1970 record Candy-O!  After they discuss that, they get a little off-brand for the show and get pretty contemporary as they talk Chris' pick- Olivia Rodrigo's SOUR! 

In this brand spanking minisode, the guys talk Earthless' brand new record Night Parade of One Hundred Demons! What did they think?  There are several ways to find out but listening to the podcast(and the record) is the most fun way!

A kooky theme for a kooky episode with two kooky hosts! What did Chris & Ryan get for cheap?  They get right into it!  Chris's pick is Arlo Guthrie'(son of Woody)s Alice's Restaurant, an anti-Vietnam war classic. Then, after talking about that, Ryan brings The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Are You Experienced?, Jimi Hendrix's earth-shaking legendary debut.   Good schtuff.

The theme for this episode is Just Dance! In typical Record Night fashion, they didn't bring typical dance records.  First. they talk Chris' pick dance-punk DC stalwarts Q and Not U's Different Damage.  Then, after that, Ryan's weirdo pick is an offshoot of Mr. Bungle- Secret Chiefs 3's Book M.  You'll listen, you'll laugh.  You most likely won't cry.

In this episode we have the amazing Sisterbot(Adee Dancy) as a guest to give their album in this episode's theme- Road Trip Records!  First, talk Ryan's pick- Tera Melos X'ed Out. Then, we go to Adee's pick with Indigo Girls' Swamp Ophelia and finally, we talk Chris' pick Less Than Jake's Border and Boundaries! We had such a blast talking with them! Check out Sisterbot and their newest record Truth House here- https://sisterbotmusic.com/ https://sisterbot.bandcamp.com/album/truth-house  

This short episode is just a little preview on things to come in terms of the show for 2022.  Thanks for listening! Reach out to us at [email protected], facebook.com/recordnight, twitter at record_night or IG at Recordnightpod. 

It is finally here! Chris and Ryan reveal their top 5 albums of 2021 in this bite sized episode of Record Night.  Part of the fun is the anticipation so they won't be revealed in the description, you'll have hear for yourself.  Settle in and listen up.

Is this episode, the theme is "Sophomore Slump?". Ryan went one way with Pink Floyd's A Saucerful of Secrets.  Then, Chris went the other when he shouts his love for Father John Misty's I Love You, Honeybear. They laugh, they don't cry but they do have good times and you might whenever you listen to.

Hey, our first repeater theme!  FREE PLAY #2, the guys brings whatever Chris gushes about his pick- Jeff Rosenstock's NO DREAM.  They chat chat chat about that. Then, the peel of the layer of Ryan's weirdo loving taste with his pic- The Residents' Commercial Album!  Featured artist for this episode is STL pop punk phenom Number One Sons. Check them out on Spotify or here - https://www.facebook.com/numberonesons   

The theme this episode is Gateway Albums. First, Ryan shows off Rush's iconic Moving Pictures. Then, after a lengthy discussion, they rip into Chris's pic The Ataris' Blue Skies, Broken Hearts.....Next 12 Exits. The episode's featured artist is Sunless Altar.https://sunlessaltar.bandcamp.com/releases

In this episode, Ryan and Chris put on their gym shorts, sweatband and get physical.  First, Chris shows off The Mountain Goats- Beat the Champ.  Big sweaty dudes getting all fighty with songs about it.  Next, Ryan shows his pick, Thee Oh See's Face Stabber and he gets to explain how that fits the theme.   This week's featured artist is Sound and Scenarios! Check them out here-https://soundsandscenariosma.bandcamp.com/

The apocalypse is upon us and Chris & Ryan talk about records they think fits that theme.  First up, we talk about Ryan's pick the behemoth known as Neurosis' Through Silver In Blood. Then, after a lengthy discussion on that, they talk Chris's pick, Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Luciferian Towers.  The featured this week is Bellhead- check out the Bellhead's music on all streaming platforms or https://bellhead.bandcamp.com/ 

Ryan and Chris join forces for a brand new episode where they talk Guilty Pleasures. Chris slaps on some guyliner and and they talk about his unironic love for My Chemical Romance's Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge and what Ryan thought. Then, Ryan throws on his oversized coat and turn his fitted cap backwards as he talks about his pick Limp Bizkit's Significant Other.   Our featured artist this week is Peter McDermott!  Check his new record out here- https://www.petermcdermottmusic.com/ 

In Episode 36 their theme is Desert Island Records but they have an incredibly special guest -legendary NYC singer/songwriter and comic book artist Jeffrey Lewis! One of Chris' favorite artists of all time!  First, they talk Ryan's pick Battles' Gloss Drop.  Then, Jeff's pick is Virgin Insanity's Illusions of a Maintenance Man and they end on Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde. Visit Jeff's website at thejeffreylewissite.com and check out his new double album with Peter Stampfel!

In this new full length episode, the boys don their black cloaks and corpse paint and talk their favorite satanic albums.  First, Chris brings in Darkthrone's A Blaze in the Northern Sky.  Then after that, Ryan's shows his pick which is Slayer's Seasons in the Abyss. The featured artist this week is the punk rock band The Camel City Blackouts. Find them on all steaming platforms.

It is time for another new release minisode!  Chris and Ryan talk Lingua Ignota's newest jam- SINNER GET READY!  Hotly anticipated by Chris and pretty much new ears for Ryan, they go deep.

Back and ready snot it up. First, after introducing their featured artist of the week, Vazum (@vazumrocks), they get into Ryan's pick- Big Black's Songs About F**king.  I would spell it out but itunes wouldn't like it.  Then, after a lengthy discussion about that they talk Chris' pick Nation of Ulysses's Plays Pretty for Baby. Both legendary, both great, both ooze P!ss and Vinegar.

Ryan is fully moved to sunny California but that hasn't stopped them talking records! This episode's theme is Wasted Potential. First up, after introducing this week's artist featured artist Gonemage(gonemage.bandcamp.com), the launch into Chris' pick Q and Not U's Power. Then,  after that, we discuss Ryan's pick Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains' The Big Eyeball in the Sky. 

The dudes sit down at their mics and talk albums about storytelling.  Ryan's pick is Mastodon's Crack the Skye. One of his favorites. Then, after a lengthy discussion about that Chris' pick is Pedro the Lion's Control.  All good times.

The guys are back and it feels so so so good.  Ryan announces some big news and after that they launch into this episode's theme- Desert.  First off, Chris does his best to justify why he chose Nick Drake's Pink Moon.  After they do their review of that, Ryan shows off Earth's classic album, The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull.  Chris waxes poetic, Ryan does a little waxing too.  Good times.

Chris and Ryan are back and they talk EPs!  After discussing EPs and their merit Ryan brings indie darlings The Decemberists- The Tain.  Then, Chris brings in punk legend NOFX - The Decline EP. Good times.

The guys are back!  Enjoy this new episode.  The theme this time is "I Am 14 and This Is Very Deep". Chris and Ryan look back at records that they loved back in our youth and picked ones that maybe didn't age all that well.  First up, Chris brings in the pop punk classic, MXPx's Life in General.  Then, after a lengthy discussion, Ryan brings in Blink-182's Untitled. They laugh, they tell stories, Chris rambles.  Good times to be had.