ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We talk about recent releases from The Markus King Band and Brian Eno as well as cover the upcoming releases we’re excited about.
Here are the records we recommend:
The Markus King Band – The Markus King Band
Brian Eno – Reflection
And those upcoming releases we’re excited about:
Father John Misty
Nine Inch Nails
At the Drive-In
Zac De La Roche
Beck
LCD Soundsystem
Clarence Clarity
Pusha T
U2
One Bad Son
Michael Bolton
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United States
explicit content
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