Anatomy of Pop

On this weeks episode we discuss pop icon Janet Jackson's magun opus "The Velvet Rope". Released in 1997, this album has become the archetype for a number of pop albums and shaped a generation of music. But why is it that Janet doesn't always get the credit she deserves? What impact did a pro-LGBT album have in the late 90's? Find out in this episode. Follow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, and want to be featured on an upcoming episode of Anatomy of Pop contact @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On this weeks episode we diagnose and dissect the pop culture phenomenon Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Over the years the show has found a cult following who are predominately queer people, with its viewership increasing through streaming during lockdown, we discuss why the show has maintained an audience, why it means so much to its fans and some of our favourite moments. Follow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, and want to be featured on an upcoming episode of Anatomy of Pop contact @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

In this special episode on the eve of co-host Jack Rua's debut mini-album release, we discuss the process, writing and story behind "Narcissus". Narcissus is available for streaming and purchase on iTunes, Bandcamp, Apple Music and Spotify etc.. from June 26th 2020. Follow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, and want to be featured on an upcoming episode of Anatomy of Pop contact @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

The time has finally arrived...Chromatica has landed....or did we land on Chromatica?!?In this weeks episode, we diagnose, dissect and discuss Chromatica, the sixth studio album by Lady Gaga. It is her much anticipated return to the dance-floor, but what do we think about the pop icon returning to the sound that built her success, what story is she trying to tell in the lyrics, and where does this album fall in her discography? Find out now! Follow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, and want to be featured on an upcoming episode of Anatomy of Pop contact @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

In this episode, we discuss the interesting career and sound of British Pop Star Charli XCX, her most recent quarantine inspired album "How I'm Feeling Now", her impact on the underground pop music scene and dissect the culture surrounding her cult fan base. Follow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, and want to be featured on an upcoming episode of Anatomy of Pop contact @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

Just like all cult classics, we have returned for the reunion that no one asked for...With a new format, and a new Gaga era to discuss @JackEatsLife and @jackruamusic are back for a rebooted season of Anatomy of Pop! In this episode, we discuss the stop and start that is Lady Gaga's current album cycle "Chromatica", it's lead single, the leaks and it's indefinite postponement due to the current Covid-19 pandemic and how the virus has affected album releases and the pop music industry at the minute. We also check in and see what Jack Rua has been up to in the recording studio. Follow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, and want to be featured on an upcomming episode of Anatomy of Pop contact @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On this weeks episode of Anatomy of Pop, we quiz each other on Game of Thrones and The Avengers. After nearly two decades in the spotlight P!NK has released her eight studio album Hurts 2B Human leading us to discuss her career and music. Taylor Swift has shed her skin and is now a butterfly in this new era all about "ME!", as well as a massive music breakdown featuring songs by Kim Petras, Dorian Electra, BANKS & FKA Twigs. Our Spotlight Selection of the week is: @weareleboomFollow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On this weeks episode of Anatomy of Pop, we discuss the cultural impact and legacy of Beyoncé following the release of her new Netflix Special and Live Album Homecoming. Which chronicles her now iconic Coachella 2018 performance. With the help of our special guest Adam Fogarty, we dissect who are the greatest performers of our generation and what that title may mean. Finally, we briefly analyse Lizzo's album "Cuz I Love You".Our Spotlight Selection of the week is: @aaroncumiskeymusicOur Special Guest: @adamfogarty1Follow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On this weeks episode of Anatomy of Pop, we discuss Madonna's MADAME X announcement and the idea of concept and dark pop albums. With Coachella kicking off this last weekend we will discuss the alleged anti-LGBT politics behind the festival. He is one of the most prolific and versatile producers of this generation, but why isn't Mark Ronson held to the standard of his peers (Calvin Harris, Diplo, etc).. Our music review of the week looks at LOVE by Marina. Our Spotlight Selection of the week is: @rouleauxmusicFollow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On this weeks episode of Anatomy of Pop, we discuss the cultural impact and phenomenon that is Billie Eilish. Her career, her family, her critics and her new album "WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?". With Miley Cyrus bringing Hannah Montana back from the dead, the JoBros Reuniting & more, we dissect the equity of nostalgia in pop culture and what it means for brands and artists. As well as reviewing music by, Ariana Grande & Victoria Monet, Aly & AJ, Leland and Georgia. Our Spotlight Selection of the week is: @timtimyallFollow our IG Page: @anatomyofpopIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On this weeks episode of Anatomy of Pop, we discuss the cultural impact and legacy of Madonna's Like A Prayer album thirty years after its release, with the help of our first special guest PureGrand. With musical anniversaries being en vogue, we diagnose why Lily Allen's single Not Fair is one of her most well known and received, ten years after its release. Finally we look at Justin Bieber's latest instagram post and speak on the negative impacts celebrity can have on child stars. As well as reviewing Kailee Morgue & Hayley Kiyoko's new single Headcase & MARINA's latest single Orange Trees. Our Spotlight Selection of the week is: @donatachimusicOur Special Guest: @PureGrandIf you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On this weeks episode of Anatomy of Pop, we discuss the Jussie Smollett Scandal and the political questions it raises. With the release of Netflix’s most recent documentary regarding the disappearance of Madeleine McCann we diagnose societies obsession with knowledge that they may not be entitled to, and is there a spell to delete JK Rowling's twitter? We dissect the problem with retrospective representation. As well as reviewing Grayson's Chance new album Portraits, and Iggy Azalea and LSD's new singles, Sally Walker & No New Friends. Our Spotlight Selection of the week is: @cmat_baby If you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

In this weeks episode of Anatomy of Pop, Jack & Jack discuss Marvel's first film based on a female superhero and news that Disney are casting their first LGBT superhero. As well as discussing Queen Nicki Minaj's turbulent week of concert cancellations. Jack Rua talks about his debut single "Scarlet A" and talks about the Irish music scene. In this week's music roundup we talk about Sigrid's debut album "Sucker Punch", Ava Max's "So Am I", Conan Gray's "The King" and Sabrina Carpenters "Pushin' 20". This weeks Spotlight Section shines light on Jas a talented young pop singer-songwriter. If you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.

On the maiden voyage of the Anatomy of Pop, Jack & Jack talk about Lady Gaga getting her first US #1 Single in 8 years; the explosive "Leaving Neverland" documentary; Ariana Grande headlining Manchester Pride and the return of RuPaul's Drag Race. We also talk about Carly Rae Jepsen and Billie Eilish's new songs.If you are an unsigned Irish and/or queer artist, submit music you want reviewed to @jackruamusic and @JackEatsLife on Twitter.