Then, we have a lengthy conversation about the way forums like Rate Your Music and /mu affect the canonization of music and inform people's taste. Plus, we have an incredible surprise for you. A packed 'sode. Eli, Eric, and Jaran have all come prepared with a list of their 100 favorite albums! Then, we examine Fearless Record's "Punk Goes" series and the resurgence of Metalcore covers of pop songs. This time, alphabetically, until our top 10s, which are ranked. From naming their most anticipated releases, to trends they think will dominate the year, enjoy an episode of speculation. This week, with Eli back from vacation, we dig into new records for Jodi and Clairo. We talk this time about how they've had to adapt, and what it was like being in a band without an active music scene. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Brooks discuss new albums, industry discourse, and music journalism. This week we are answering questions from you, the listener! Instead, this week's episode is an unlocked one from our bonus feed. Help needed for podcasts. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Brooks discuss new albums, industry discourse, and music journalism. Then, we review the new Frankie Cosmos album. 14 hours ago. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Brooks discuss new albums, industry discourse, and music journalism. Inez gives two cheers for democracy in an era of elite failure. Find similar podcasts. We go track-by-track on the new tunes and ask where everyone comes down on Alex G in general. So many albums have come out since we last had a reviews episode! If you haven't heard that one, go back and listen to that first. Plus, can we actually even call those artists "digicore"? This week, we tackle the catalog of Sub Pop Records. Endless Scroll 181 Episodes 78 minutes | Sep 22, 2022 Pod Save the Animals Folks, there's a new Alex G album out as of today, so of course, we're going deep on it. In another guest-free episode, we discuss some new music from Bully and Young Jesus. Some of us consider this personal canon, one of us gets too deep in the weeds about the difference between emo revival and 4th wave emo, one of us has never listened to the band at all. We have some laughs and discuss the new releases from Vampire Weekend, Big Thief, and Pile. 4:24 - Pitchfork Rescores 24:47 - Lala Lala album review 41:34 TWIABP album review, This week we're joined by Jordy Walsh, an editor at The Alternative and writer for Slant Magazine. We're joined by Endless Scroll Correspondent and newsletter icon Miranda Reinert this week! We also discuss: the death of The It Girl, spelling in songs, Alex Turner's greasy vibe, and much much more! Plus, we talk about new albums from Anjimile, A. G. Cook, and Gus Dapperton. <p>It is nearly impossible to live a life without stress and trauma. Reviewed the record, shared our varying opinions on their discography, and then launched into a broader discussion about what . Its 2020 and we are kicking off the decade by talking about some albums from the end of last year. Listen to "Asked & Answered" and 181 more episodes by Endless Scroll, free! Podcasts Podcasts; Library; Cancel. Plus, we chat about albums from Dehd, The Goin' Nowheres, and Cloud Nothings. After reviewing the new albums from Melkbelly and Anna Burch, we dive into the critical discourse surrounding Fiona Apple's return. Welcome to the Hot Girl episode of Endless Scroll! Emma's work can be found at The Ringer, Pitchfork, Entertainment Weekly, and beyond. We're off next week while Eli is away, but we'll be back the week after! You can find out more and preorder it here. This week we talk to Trish of Noods about new music from Laura Stevenson, Sky Ferreira, and Modest Mouse. This week, we discuss the new singles from dreamo-turned-vibe mongers Turnover, and wonder what's going on over there. Jordy talks with us about LCD Soundsystem's Brooklyn Steel Residency, and new records from Illuminati Hotties and Hovvdy. 187 likes. Then, we discuss Coachella's decision to end COVID protocols at their upcoming festival, and the implications of that decision. With Steve, we discuss how our experiences with the band vary, their legacy, and where we see their influence on music today. Isaac talks with us about how his generation relates to music and music journalism. Endless Scroll is a podcast about internet culture, music, and the music industry. Indie, punk, pop, hip-hop, and more. Who is this for? Social media is becoming the 'third'' partner in so many of our relationships, but it's not the threesome most of us are craving. This week we're joined once again by Miranda Reinert, this time to discuss the reactions to the New York Times profile of Anthony Fantano, and her recent newsletter entry on Youtubers. Exit Music (For a Podcast) with Steven Hyden. Since Feb. 2019, we've been a weekly podcast about music, the internet, and where those two things intersect. , We're off this week as two of our hosts move and another is traveling, but enjoy this unlocked bonus episode. Then, we each discuss some songs that have been tainted by oversaturation, or by becoming a meme. Last, we round out the hour talking about our favorite archetypes of people you see at shows. The title says it all this week, folks. Specifically, how the label's sound has changed through each decade, what it means to be an Indie Rock Institution, 2000s indie vs. 90s indie, the function labels like Sub Pop serve today, and our favorite records they've ever put out. By looking at the careers of Tove Lo, Charli XCX, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Robyn, we discuss the nature of pop fame, which of their songs made it to the straight community. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Brooks discuss new albums, industry discourse, and music journalism. Then we discuss some releases from Q1 we missed, like Solange and Stella Donnelly. This week, without Eli to steer the ship, Eric, Miranda, and Michael have a free-flowing discussion of what makes a niche popstar. Plus, we talk briefly about the new albums from Hovvdy, Sammi Lanzetta, and Sean Henry. Plus, we wax nostalgic for the golden day of the iTunes store. Plus, we talk about new tunes from Bartees Strange, Cartalk, and Shamir. This week we're joined by Chris Deville, managing editor of Stereogum, to discuss new albums by Girlpool, MJ Lenderman, and Prince Daddy and the Hyena. This week we are joined by one of Erics oldest friends, Ashley Miller, to discuss whether Event Albums, or major releases from popular artists still have the power they used to. No signup or install needed. This week we are joined for the second time by Clay Andrews! A Brief Inquiry Into 2013. We start out this week with a friendly game of Would You Rather? We talk with Lauren about grocery chains, the state of the USPS, snack foods, the new Twilight book, and the future of her blog, The Grey Estates. After a year of bringing you takes on various albums, we sit down with our buddy Jaran and run through our favorite releases of the year. In this, our 100 gecs special, we dive deep into their universe, dissect their new remix album, and plot out where we see their career going. Plus, reviews of the new albums from Rosie Tucker, Origami Angel, and Hey, ily! Instead, we brought in an expert to discuss the band more broadly. Welcome to the last episode of 2019! If you want one, visit our store https://endlessscroll.bigcartel.com/product/where-those-two-things-intersect-issue-1 As always, we'd love it if you rated and reviewed our show on iTunes and Spotify. Then, we talk about why some bands dont tour, the regionality of indie rock, and how our scenes are seen by other scenes. Podcasts Podcasts; Biblioteca; Cancelar. Leor is a senior staff writer for the Chicago Reader and weird food enthusiast. Then, Eli walks us through some hilarious mix CDs he found in his childhood bedroom, and we talk about Eric's revival of their iPod. This week were joined by the man once named Chicagos Third Best Pizza, Leor Galil! Endless Scroll is a podcast about the intersection of music and internet culture. This week we examine the state of nostalgia in music, and specifically how the timeline of what we're nostalgic for has gotten shorter. We also unpack what exactly makes an album an Endless Scroll 4 for 4. Were joined this week by UPROXXs Cultural Critic and the author of This Isnt Happening: Radioheads Kid A and the Beginning of the 21st Century, Steven Hyden. Endless Scroll is a podcast about internet culture, music, and the music industry. This week we are joined by Abbie Jones and Amy Garlesky of Slumber Mag! Endless Scroll is a podcast about internet culture, music, and the music industry. Folks, there's a new Alex G album out as of today, so of course, we're going deep on it. We chat about new albums from Land of Talk, Madeline Kenney, and Winter. This week we are joined by one of our best friends, Julia Carbone! Every episode is a classic! We're joined this week by Scott Fugger of Fly On The Call, and The Alternative! Steve has a new book out in September about Pearl Jam. Recommended by media. This week, we tackle the catalog of Sub Pop Records. We talk projects from Squirrel Flower, Turnstile, & Lucy Dacus, and singles from Ed Sheeran and Illuminati Hotties. Plus, we talk about how our tastes in music have evolved over the years, and debate what makes someones taste "good". This week we are joined by music fan (and Elis girlfriend) Rowan Connelly, to discuss new music from Bleached, Cool Original, and Girl Friday. Endless Scroll. We are joined this week by James Cassar, co-host of the Stereo Confidential podcast. In ~2013, The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys both achieved Tumblr supremacy and became the new bashtions of modern rock. We chat with best friend of the pod, Jaran Chance, about our favorite albums of Q1 and Q2. In ~2013, The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys both achieved Tumblr supremacy and became the new bashtions of modern rock. Plus, we talk about our experiences being music fans living outside major touring markets. Plus, we chat about new releases from Gemma, The Glow, and Rose Hotel. We love the show and hope you do too. Since Feb. 2019, we've been a weekly podcast about music, the internet, and where those two things intersect. Specifically, we talk about how emo has broken into the critical mainstream and the role Ian had in making that happen. This week we are joined by our friend Clay Andrews! This week we review the new records from Torres and Foxing. We talk with James about all things band reunions, from the slimy to the well executed. You can find more of his work on Instagram at @mac_pogue_ or at www.macpogue.com You can support Endless Scroll on Patreon and receive a series of rewards including bonus episodes. This week we have the first of a two part series on the history and catalog of Run For Cover Records. You can read Emma's profile of Ashnikko in New York Magazine here. What function does it serve? This week is the 100th episode of Endless Scroll, and to celebrate the occasion, we asked some of our past guests to submit their hot takes for us to play and dissect. We talk with Portland-based musician and music writer Mo Troper about his full cover album of The Beatles' Revolver, and about the complicated legacy and influence of the Fab Four in present-day rock music. Grim Reaper Gamers hosts a Bi-Weekly Podcast where we talk about Community News, Video Games, Beer and whatever else we feel like discussing. Finally we get madder than ever before, and unload on the various lineups and culture of festival season, and that godawful piece in Jezebel on Jagged Little Pill. 5:56 LCD Soundsystem 24:26 Illuminati Hotties 52:20 Hovvdy, This week we talk about new records from two Canadian artists, Ada Lea and Andy Shauf. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Brooks discuss new albums, industry discourse, and music journalism. Plus, we discuss some new releases from Palehound, Tierra Whack, Apples with Moya, and dive into the new album from Bellows. In ~2013, The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys both achieved Tumblr supremacy and became the new bashtions of modern rock. We then talk all things folklore, and dive into the discourse around the record as much as the sound. Plus, Eli discusses a low-quality cassette he recently purchased, and asks "what do we expect from a cassette tape?" Don't forget to rate and review in Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or just tell a friend about the show. This week we are unlocking our premium episode from the end of June. Eli is off this week, so we're joined by pod BFF Michael Brooks and Eric's BFF Sarah Deveny. We talk with Matty about new music from Charli XCX and Perfume Genius. With Steve, we discuss how our experiences with the band vary, their legacy, and where we see their influence on music today. We start this week's show interrogating a song we think is bad. We go in depth on the issues with the ongoing Spotify discourse, and we talk about the new double LP from Big Thief, 'Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You.' Tuesdays with Stories! Podcasts about endless scroll Follow endless scroll. Then, we review the new Frankie Cosmos album. After having listed off albums that disappointed us, and anticipation of listing our favorite music of the year, we examine the stuff in the middle: things we haven't heard. This week we talked to Greg Katz, founder of New Professor Records about his time in the music industry and running a label. On their 2022 albums, their creative paths have wildly diverted. Plus, are there other Party Rock bands besides them and Andrew WK? This time around, we look at the catalog of Double Double Whammy. You can add them yourself We talk with Shawn about the recent protests across the world and our specific experiences at one in Pittsburgh. Plus, hear all about Michael's meeting 50 Cent! Finally, we go way deep on Wild Pink's new record. Endless Scroll. This week we're talking narratives. Eli, Miranda, and Eric discuss the discography of Japanese Breakfast and review her new album 'Jubilee. Plus, they review the new album from Soccer Mommy and play an Alex G themed game to celebrate his new single. This week we are joined by Claire and Stu, both of whom run successful DIY venues here in Pittsburgh. This week we sit down with our good friend Charlie to riff on things like the vats of 1$ cocktails at Applebees, Eric's apartment, and how long squirrels live. Then, we offer commentary on Bandcamps recent acquisition by Epic Games and discuss what its implications could be. Last, we finish up with a game show to test our memory of album titles. Classified Ads. Happy NYE! Original description: For this weeks bonus episode, the Endless Scroll Popstar Squad reunites to dive through the rather shallow pool of Gwen Stefani's solo career. You can read Hope's review of the record here http://www.getalternative.com/album-review-taylor-swift-folklore/, This week we talk about the rise of the newsletter as every music writer's new chosen outlet, and are joined in doing so by Miranda Reinert! We're joined this week by Ted Davis, the music editor at Merry-Go-Round Magazine! Plus, some spicy Michael takes. Copyright 2022 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. We're your favorite music critic's favorite music critics. This week we are joined by our friend, writer David Gutierrez. I answer your top questions like, what does it mean if my partner follows a bunch of Instagram models? This week we're joined by returning guest Matty Monroe, host of the Indieheads Podcast and moderator at r/indieheads. This week, we reflect on the roster of a failed and defunct indie label that curated some of the greatest underground rock artists of the 2010s. Happy 20th anniversary, things from 2002. We each picked three things we discovered or finally checked out this year and enjoyed to talk about. You can access all our bonus content at https://www.patreon.com/endlessscrollpod This week in the bonus feed we're discussing the discography of 4th wave emo favorites, The Hotelier. Then, we play a game thats definitely not confusing. This week we have a PACKED show for you. Steve has a new book out in September about Pearl Jam. We are joined this week by journalist Shawn Cooke to talk media ethics and how close to get/not get with your subject. The best Podcast API to search all podcasts and episodes. In this ep, we talk about the era when they became teen-adored . Then for the albums section, we have new ones from Elvis Depressedly, Ellis, Trace Mountains, and Half Waif. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Popular shows today. This week we're joined by music writer Mano Sundaresan to talk about digicore artists and their ever-changing relationship to Soundcloud. This week we're joined by writer Sophie Kemp! Recorded back in May, Eric, Michael, and Miranda spent time with Sufjan Stevens' heartbreaking 2015 album Carrie and Lowell. T. Tuesdays with Stories! This week we're joined by writer Aliya Chaudhry, a writer with bylines at Billboard, Kerrang, Water and Music, and more. We talk to Connor about his label, his criteria for signing artists, and the music scenes that shaped him. Pod Save the Animals. Please explore each of these shops for unique, fun, and custom designed products. This week we talk to Chloe Hodgkins, guitarist of Pittsburgh's own Scratchy Blanket. Eric and Miranda are out of town, so Eli and Michael are holding down the fort. Ya wont be disappointed. Andrea nos va a mostrar como hacer uso de las funcionalidades del navegador para hac A patron of the show asked that we talk about Radiohead. This week we have a discussion heavy episode for you. This week we're joined by freelance writer Joshua Copperman to discuss the new records from Phoebe Bridgers, Backxwash, and Dougie Poole. Podcast aneignen. Then we are joined by Albanys pride and joy, Kory Gregory of Prince Daddy & The Hyena! USPSA.As the official provider of USPSA branded gear, we strive to offer a thoughtful, curated selection of competition apparel, lifestyle gear as well as limited edition and pre-order items. Plus, Eli and Eric give their takes on the Grammys and their place in the music industry today. Failure to Launch. Endless Scroll. This week we're joined by Hugo Reyes, a writer with bylines at Post-Trash, No Echo and more. This time we're here to discuss the discography of Arctic Monkeys. On The No Judgement Zone, host Roman Benty, Chelsea Rogers, and Tyler Gallagher discuss the kind of music some see as a guilty pleasure, but ultimately still slaps. Plus, we review the new albums from Ganser, Buddie, and Highnoon. We chat about new tunes from Slingshot Dakota, Faye Webster and Empath. Eric's review of God Save the Animals in Paste Magazine: https://www.pastemagazine.com/music/alex-g/god-save-the-animals-album-review/, Built to Spill put out their first album in seven years, so we dove in head-first. The Nutrition Nerds Podcast 3y ago Plus, reviews of new albums from Camp Cope and PUP. Plus, we discuss the Song of the Summer as a concept, and wonder does it still mean anything? We discuss our feelings on the band and their new album, 40 Oz. Plus, we talk to them about their band, its names origin, and what makes a good live music experience. Then, we talk about some of our favorite albums from September, including reviews of new records by The Wonder Years and The Beths. Plus, we talk about the new records from Kevin Krauter, Soccer Mommy, and especially Ratboys. We have so much more coming in 2022! Plus, we review new music from Anna McClellan and Shygirl. Help Topshelf Records https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/topshelfrecords/we-need-your-help-to-save-our-label Help No Sleep Records https://nosleeprecords.com/, We're off this week as two of our hosts move and another is traveling, but enjoy this unlocked bonus episode. We talk to Sophie about new music from Haybaby, Palehound, and Stef Chura. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Brooks discuss new albums, industry discourse, and music journalism. This week, your four favorite buckaroos take on the music of country-pop icons, The Chicks. Michael gives out his gamer tag on air, Eli learns what PUBG is, Miranda talks about Cake, and Eric re. You can support Endless Scroll by rating and reviewing on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, and by subscribing on Patreon at www.patreon.com/endlessscrollpod You can also preorder the first edition of our zine Where Those Two Things Intersect on https://endlessscroll.bigcartel.com/, This week we do another record label deep dive, but a little differently. We chat with them about their new album, their experience in the Philly DIY scene, and many other things. You can heard that series here: https://hugoreyes-36858.medium.com/. We go track-by-track on the new tunes and ask where everyone comes down on Alex G in general. However, Radioheads discography is far too complicated for a simple rundown of each record. Our wonderful friend Jaran is back, and like last year, we're each counting down our 100 favorite albums. Please enjoy more Endless Scroll + Jaran content, and we'll see you in the new year. Then, we have reviews of new albums by Oso Oso, Bellows, and Charli XCX. My team is looking for a product designer (UI/UX). podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9lbmRsZXNzc2Nyb2xsLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz. On The No Judgement Zone, host Roman Benty, Chelsea Rogers, and Tyler Gallagher discuss the kind of music some see as a guilty pleasure, but . Their new album, New Music and Big Pop, is out now on Run For Cover Records. Mike is the co-founder of Double Double Whammy, formerly a member of LVL UP, and now makes music as The Glow. Plus, we chat about the new albums from Oso Oso, Sleater-Kinney, and Bon Iver. We use new releases from Greta Van Fleet, The Armed, and The Spirit of the Beehive as our examples, and talk about how we feel about each record. This week on Endless Scroll we review FKA twigs' new mixtape CAPRISONGS, and the debut album from Anxious. Recorded back in May, Eric, Michael, and Miranda spent time with Sufjan Stevens' heartbreaking 2015 album Carrie and Lowell. We chat about how she manages freelancing and running her blog, how we feel about premieres, and time management. This is our least informational episode but also the most fun? We decided to talk about Bright Eyes with Rowan, who is Eli's very smart and cool girlfriend. 10/10. This week we update you on how musicians are adapting to being locked in their rooms, whether it's by making new music or streaming themselves playing games. This also introduces what we're calling the Flop Stars bracket! Endless Scroll is a podcast about internet culture, music, and the music industry. Preorder our zine here: https://endlessscroll.bigcartel.com/product/where-those-two-things-intersect-issue-1. Pdcast: Endless Scroll is a podcast about internet culture, music, and the music industry. You'll notice we have new art. We talk about new albums from Lande Hekt and Palberta, before discussing the problems a lot of bands have with streamed live performances, and what can be done to improve them. Later, we talk about the process The Zells are taking in the recording of their upcoming EP. For you this week we have the classic Endless Scroll Structure: an album review and a discussion topic. Then, we talk to Olivia about her experiences working as a tour photographer and selling merch for bands like Origami Angel and Dogleg. We talk about her recent piece in Vice "There Is No Such Thing as Independent Music in the Age of Coronavirus", as well as new albums from Car Seat Headrest, Johanna Warren, and Pure X. Emilie's Piece: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/v749p3/theres-no-such-thing-s-independent-music-in-the-age-of-coronavirus Mat Dryhurst & Holly Herndon's Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/interdependence. BBGuns new album Help Yourself is out 6/28 on Crafted Sounds. Then, we talk about some of our favorite albums from September, including reviews of new records by The Wonder Years and The Beths. This week we look back at some bands who Had A Moment. We chat about the new albums from Lisa Prank, Chris Farren, and The Menzingers. This week, Eric, Eli, and Michael look back at June in music by each discussing an album they liked from the last month. We go deep on the godawful Billboard piece, you know which one, and then review some wonderful new music from Jessie Ware, Bad Moves, and Haim. With Steve, we discuss how our experiences with the band vary, their legacy, and where we see their influence on music today. Plus, we review new tunes from Angel Olsen, Slight Of, and Oceanator.
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