Record Time

In this season one finale episode, we reviewed The Forever Story by JID, Shiny Eyed Babies by Bent Knee, and Ice Melt by Crumb. Three personal favorites!

In this episode we review "the now now and never" by what is your name?, Impera by Ghost, and 3D Country By Geese. Join us as we explore sample based electronic indie rock, Satanic Metal, and Art-Punk Rock!

In this episode we review Volta by Bjork, Keep It like a Secret by Built to Spill, and Liminal Space by Ill Considered. Join us as we explore alternative electronic pop, 90's Independent Rock, and Modern Improvisational Jazz!

In this episode we review I Could Live In Hope by Low, No.1 In Heaven by Sparks, and Hot Rats by Frank Zappa. Join us as we explore 90's Slowcore, Electronic Disco Rock, and Orchestra-infused Jazz-Rock!

In this episode we review Gaucho by Steely Dan, Mothership Connection by Parliament, and City Slicker by Ginger Root. Join us as we explore Jazzy Yacht Rock, Funk, and aggressive Elevator Soul!

In this episode we review SOUL LADY by YUKIKA, You Will Never Know Why by Sweet Trip, and Les Cinq Saisons by Harmonium. Join us as we explore R&B inspired Korean City Pop, Indie/Electronica pop and 1970's Progressive Folk/Rock!

In this episode we review Changes by Charles Bradley, So by Peter Gabriel, and Ooh Rap I Ya by George Clanton. Join us as we explore R&B/Soul, 80's Pop-Rock, and Electronic Vaporwave!

In this episode we review Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space by Spiritualized, the bird and the bee by The Bird and the Bee, and Reves/Yo Soy by Cafe Tacvba. Join us as we branch into Space Rock, mid-2000's Indie Pop, and 90's Mexican Art Rock!

In the Pilot of Record Time we delve into the 1977 massively successful album "Marquee Moon", which garnered the band plenty of critical praise and has stood the test of time as a staple in the punk/post punk genre.