Endless Scroll

This week we continue our string of remote recordings by talking with freelance music journalist Austin Brown! You can find Austin's work in Pitchfork, SPIN, Chicago Mag, Chicago Reader, and beyond. After reviewing the new albums from Melkbelly and Anna Burch, we dive into the critical discourse surrounding Fiona Apple's return. 

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. Plus, we review some singles from Alex G, The Beths, and Phoebe Bridgers. Then for the albums section, we have new ones from Elvis Depressedly, Ellis, Trace Mountains, and Half Waif. 

We're joined this week by Scott Fugger of Fly On The Call, and The Alternative! We talk with Scott about the development of various emo sub-genres and how they've influenced music today. Plus, we dive into innovations artists are finding in our age of live streams, and review new tunes from Sufjan Stevens, Waxahatchee, and Code Orange. 

While we continue to deal with our ongoing crisis, we have decided to do the nerdiest episode of the show yet. Jaran Chance returns for a third appearance because he lives with Eric and what else is there to do? We run through our 15 favorite releases of Q1 each!  Please stay safe & stay home (if possible) 

This week we are joined by Eli's youngest brother, Isaac! Isaac talks with us about how his generation relates to music and music journalism. Plus, we discuss new music from Addy, US Girls, and Porridge Radio. 

This week we are joined by Kayla Carmichael! Kayla writes for The Alternative and The Grey Estates, and is the Social Media Coordinator for Lost + Found Booking. We talk with Kayla about how the COVID-19 crisis will effect the music industry, and about her experiences as a person of color in predominantly white music spaces. Plus, we review new albums from Caroline Rose, Worriers, and Wasted Shirt. 

This week we are joined by Tim Crisp, formerly of Better Yet Podcast. We talk to Tim about what he learned from doing so many great interviews on Better Yet, and why he has decided to join the staff of The Alternative. Plus, we talk about the new records from Kevin Krauter, Soccer Mommy, and especially Ratboys.

This week we discuss the new records from Kyle Forester, Grimes, and Best Coast, as well as the earth shattering new remix from 100 gecs. Then we are joined by Albany’s pride and joy, Kory Gregory of Prince Daddy & The Hyena! We talk with Kory about the balance between quality and quantity in an artists discography, and about his newest record, Cosmic Thrill Seekers.  

We are joined this week by James Cassar, co-host of the Stereo Confidential podcast. We talk with James about all things band reunions, from the slimy to the well executed. Plus, we review new music from Beach Bunny, Tame Impala, and Church Girls. 

This week we talk to Chloe Hodgkins, guitarist of Pittsburgh's own Scratchy Blanket. We talk to Chloe about a lot of stuff! Topics include her introduction to music, meeting her partner & bandmate Shannon, and their upcoming record.

This week we are joined by Mike Caridi! Mike is the co-founder of Double Double Whammy, formerly a member of LVL UP, and now makes music as The Glow. We talk to Mike about his career, and how running DDW has changed since its inception while he was still in college. Plus, we review the new albums from Squirrel Flower, Torres, and Frances Quinlan. 

This week we are joined by Abbie Jones and Amy Garlesky of Slumber Mag! We talk to them about their blog's upcoming launch and what sets it apart. Also, we are joined by Keegan Bradford to discuss the new albums from Glass Beach, Okay Kaya, and Andy Shauf. 

This week we are joined by Andy Powers of the podcast Everyone I Know! Andy is one of our best friends in the podcasting world and it was very fun to get him in the show. We talk about the new albums from of Montreal, AJJ, and Bombay Bicycle Club. Then, Andy takes the reigns and talks to us about the criticisms of electronic music and our own relationships with it. You can follow Everyone I Know on all social media at @EIKFellas, and can subscribe wherever you get podcasts. We love the show and hope you do too. You can support our show on Patreon, at www.patreon.com/endlessscrollpod

This week Eric and Eli riff amongst themselves, and share their hopes and theories for music in 2020. From naming their most anticipated releases, to trends they think will dominate the year, enjoy an episode of speculation. 

Welcome back! It’s 2020 and we are kicking off the decade by... talking about some albums from the end of last year. We are joined by our friend Evan Meindl, drummer of Pittsburgh band Rave Ami, so touch on some releases we missed over the holidays. Plus, we discuss Coachella, and the thoughts people have about people who play it.

Welcome to the last episode of 2019! 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. Eli, Eric, and Jaran have all come prepared with a list of their 100 favorite albums! Strap in, have fun, and we will see you in 2020!

Happy December! This week we are unlocking our premium episode from the end of June. We chat with best friend of the pod, Jaran Chance, about our favorite albums of Q1 and Q2. Later this month, Jaran will be back for a sequel and we will rank our favorite albums of the year. 

This week we sit down with electronic music producer, dubstep connoisseur and Eli's brother, Caleb Enis. We talk about new music from Grimes, THNGT, Moor Mother, and fka twigs. Then we discuss where dubstep has gone and its journey throughout the 2010's. 

This week we are joined by Ian Cohen, writer for Pitchfork, Stereogum, The Ringer and beyond. As anyone would when they have Ian on a podcast, we talk about emo! Specifically, we talk about how emo has broken into the critical mainstream and the role Ian had in making that happen. Plus, we discuss the new albums from White Reaper, Turnover, and Greet Death.

We are joined by returning guest, Shawn Cooke to dissect Albums of the Decade lists from outlets like Pitchfork, Stereogum, Uproxx, and more! Plus, we talk briefly about the new albums from Hovvdy, Sammi Lanzetta, and Sean Henry.