Jay and Clifton talk about fear and propaganda and also that Newsboys album that Shine was on!

Jay and Clifton laid there for days and you forgot to Understand This Is A Dream.

Jay and Clifton are pleasantly surprised by revisiting an emo album they haven't heard in decades, So Far by Cool Hand Luke.

Jay and Clifton metaphorically gush over how good this album is! Homecoming by Craig's Brother

Jay and Clifton talk about Pedro The Lion's debut full length, It's Hard to Find a Friend before seeing it performed live in Philly.

Jay and Clifton dig deep into the poignant honesty of Pedro the Lion's Whole EP.

Jay and Clifton try to decode an inscrutable emblem from our past, Roadside Monument's Beside This Brief Hexagonal.

Jay & Clifton are united in their review of Squad Five-O's debut "What I Believe"

Jay and Clifton are joined by Tim Mann of Focused, and returning special guest Chaz from The Excommunication Station Podcast, to discuss Focused, Tooth & Nail, and spirit filled hardcore.

Jay and Clifton are joined by Chaz from The Excommunication Station podcast to be treated like sinners in the hand of an angry god by the pillars of spirit filled hardcore, Focused with their first Tooth & Nail offering, Bow.

Patron Brock Dittus joins Jay and Clifton to introduce them to the mysterious supergroup CUSH! or Kuxh. Or something.

Jay and Clifton drop the needle down on the short and poppy snacks of Jetenderpaul's debut album, Trying Signals: The Histrionics of Suggestion.

Jay and Clifton rebel against the capitalist grind with The Dingees' debut album, Armageddon Massive.

Jay and Clifton look back on another year of looking back on the 1990s. Join us as we count down our top 10 songs of the year and dig into the listener mail bag!

Jay and Clifton have a rockin' Christmas with bands from from Tooth & Nail, BEC, and beyond. HAPPY CHRISTMAS!

Welcome to another f*****g episode of your music f*****g broke us where two friends bitch about the dangerous and insidious Christian music that f*****g traumatized us as malleable children in the 1990s!

Jay and Clifton struggle with an album that is more concerned with culture wars than any good news with the first in a two-parter covering DC Talk's break-through album, Free At Last.

Jay and Clifton are treated to the curious untold story of the eccentric Flying Tart record label from head honcho, Alex Parker.

Jay and Clifton get emotional listening to Simulcast by Kosmos Express.

Jay and Clifton pull up their socks, mousse up their hair, and dig through the box of old band T-shirts to get ready to cover the seminal album, Teenage Politics by MxPx.

Jay and Clifton sit down for a personal conversation with Joe Christmas guitarist Russell Holbrook and dive into all this church stuff we were raised in.

Special guest Paul shows Jay and Clifton the hooky goodness they've been missing out on from Joy Electric's Melody.

Jay and Clifton get nostalgic over and wonder how Joe Christmas' debut album Upstairs Overlooking survived on Christian bookstore shelves with so little controversy.

Jay and Clifton grunge-rap-funk-rock out to the sugary sounds of Reality Check!

Jay & Clifton take the emergency exit straight into one of the most talked about products of 1990s Christian Music lore! Prepare to receive your Witch's Invitation, brought to you by Carman.