Endless Scroll

We have our friend Nick Meyers on to talk about new music from Rosie Tucker, Sasami, and Amanda Palmer. Plus, we discuss the music that we first felt was "alternative", and talk about Weird Twitter. This is our least informational episode but also the most fun? 

This week we are joined by our friend Clay Andrews! We had a great talk about where we find music online outside the Twitterverse, whether it be word of mouth or The Needle Drop. We also debate Pitchfork's scoring system, and dive into new releases from Hand Habits, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Crumb. Plus, since this was recorded on Eric’s birthday, we give our review of the classic Happy Birthday song.

This week we are joined by The Alternative's founder, Henderson Cole! Henderson talks to us about his new proposal for an American Music Library, a government funded streaming service that would pay artists fairly. Plus, we discuss some new releases from Palehound, Tierra Whack, Apples with Moya, and dive into the new album from Bellows.  

This week on Endless Scroll we discuss new releases from Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, Anemone, Methyl Ethel and Sir Babygirl. Later, we are joined by Zoe Hicks to discuss the allegations of abuse against Ryan Adams, and explore the discourse of “cancel culture”.

We welcome our first guest, our friend and roommate Jaran, to discuss new releases from Xiu Xiu, and Ariana Grande. Then, just in time for Valentines Day, we dissect love songs, and what makes one effecting. Plus, Eli and Eric give their takes on the Grammys and their place in the music industry today. 

This week on Endless Scroll, we discuss the new album from Cherry Glazerr and the surprise release of Phoebe Bridgers' and Conor Oberst's "Better Oblivion Community Center. Plus, we talk about how our tastes in music have evolved over the years, and debate what makes someones taste "good"

In the inaugural episode of Endless Scroll, we discuss what we're looking forward to in 2019, and some of our favorite releases so far. Then, we discuss the return of Vampire Weekend, and their unique album roll out. Lastly, we discuss Weezer's place in music, some of their interesting career choices, and their new covers album.