On this week's episode, we explore The Strokes' sophomore album Room On Fire, with very special guest Matty Greg! Matty is known for his in-depth analysis of The Strokes' music through his YouTube channel. Today, he helps guide us through what makes their music so effective and how their effortless cool and nonchalance is anything but. This was a really fun episode, and probably the deepest, nerdiest musical deep dive we've done yet. Enjoy, and be sure to follow Matty Gregg!

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Currents is one of the defining albums of the 2010s, and today we dive into what makes it work so well! We explore whether we like the original more psych-rock sound of Tame Impala better than the LSD-Disco of Tame Impala's latter two albums. What do you think? Currents or Lonerism?

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Today we are taking a deep look at the final recordings of the great Jimi Hendrix! We visit the 1997 compilation 'The First Rays of the New Rising Sun" and see if this somewhat forgotten album can give us insights into Hendrix and where he was heading with his music. We ask the question: Did Hendrix really die prematurely, or was his demise inevitable?

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