For our season finale, we cut up Post Animal's debut "Perform the Most Curious Water Activities" while wondering what individual fame does to a band with special guest Chris. Prepare your ears for the celebration music.

We make short work of Portishead's 1994 trip-hop classic debut "Dummy".

The gang cuts down Meat Puppets' seminal second album "Meat Puppets II" -- and Kurt Cobain is discussed the appropriate number of times.

We pay respect to Victoria and maybe check out Australia by cutting down The Kinks' 1969 classic, "Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)". We eventually did get our sh*t together and got ready, just listen past the intro music. And shout out to Ronnie Laws.

The pod visits the jungles of Peru and breaks down the 2007 compilation record "The Roots of Chicha, Vol. 1: Psychedelic Cumbias From Peru". Oh, and Chris makes the pod temporarily 50% gringo, 50% peruano. ¡Sácalo huevón!

The gang cuts down the B******e Surfers' 1984 classic "Psychic ... Powerless ... Another Man's Sac". Or PPAMS for short.

We go hard in the PAINT (sorry Waka Flocka) and cut up their second album "Spiritual Vegas". Asparagus bedroom.

In yet another edition of Two Discs, One Cut, we tackle the lumbering behemoth of mid-90s alternative rock, the Smashing Pumpkins' defining double album "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness". Special message about the fade in for Porcelina right off the rip.

Continuing Season 3, we cut up Toro Y Moi's foray into psych-pop "What For?"

Season 3 kicks off with the gang breaking down Australian psych-rock jam band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard's 2021 album, Butterfly 3000. They are not our generation's Phish, we swear.

We round out Season 2 with a look at Radiohead's re-released Kid A and Amnesiac plus a bonus collection, in a rare installment of "Three Discs, One Cut".

With the whole crew together and in-person (plus special guest Chris Schulz), we imagine a better, more equitable world, and also cut down MGMT's "Congratulations." Part 2 of 2.

With the whole crew together and in-person (plus special guest Chris Schulz), we imagine a better, more equitable world, and also cut down MGMT's "Congratulations." Part 1 of 2.

Don't let the intro mislead you -- we actually do get around to paring down Holy Wave's 2016 "Freaks of Nurture." F**k the world for real though.

The crew cut down Lotus Plaza's 2012 "Spooky Action at a Distance" -- let's just say we "punt" on the Einstein references.

The crews gets loaded (but no DUI) as they cut down Thundercat's 2017 album "Drunk". F**k yeah!

Con-nan or Conan? Cara-mel, car-mel, or cara-MEL? Some answers are found as the gang cut down Connan Mockasin's 2013 album "Caramel".

The gang makes sense of the Lemon Twigs' 2020 album "Songs for the General Public". It's f****n' weather indeed.

The word "ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣ" is spoken only the necessary number of times as the crew go full vaporwave and break down vcr-classique's 2020 album "atlantic memories". 性交するのはいい天気です。

The gang take Magnolia Electric Co., by Jason Molina (or Songs: Ohia, whatever you prefer), and cut it down to an EP. RIP.

Our gang of spuds devolve Devo's second album, Duty Now For the Future. Long live Booji Boy!

Death to false metal as the gang cut down Iron Maiden's stone cold classic, Powerslave.

The crew grind down the Descendents' early music comp, Two Things at Once. Parents!!!

The crew examine a very horny Beck's bizarre 1999 venture into funk and soul, Midnite Vultures. We'll feed you fruit that don't exist.