SNARE’D

The guys discuss "Novocaine For the Soul" by Eels and "Just What I Needed" by The Cars, along with ramblings about streaming culture, power outages, and our lives in this economy.

The guys discuss "The Widow" by The Mars Volta and "Fear of a Blank Planet" by Porcupine Tree, along with ramblings about house parties, extroversion, and our listeners.

Guests: Christian Melendez - The guys discuss "Symptom of Life" by WILLOW and "What Kinda Music" by Tom Misch and Yussef Dayes, along with ramblings about doing crimes, rich kids, and the qualities in family.

The guys discuss "Army of One" by DRAIN and "Tom's Diner (DNA Version)" by Suzanne Vega, along with ramblings about internet videos, theme parks, and mp3's.

The guys discuss "December" by Collective Soul and "Heart Don't Stand a Chance" by Anderson .Paak, along with ramblings about sponsorships, nasal cavities, and modern outrage.

The guys discuss "Time Bomb" by Rancid and "Sexy to Someone" by Clairo, along with ramblings about kid programing, irritations, and rumination.

The guys discuss "RA" by Gaupa and "Not That Nice" by Speed, along with ramblings about smelly people, translating, and humidity. 

The guys discuss "New Rules" by Turnstile and "Last Nite" by The Strokes, along with ramblings about labor, jamming, and lo-fi sex.

The guys discuss "Don't Mug Yourself" by The Streets and "The Number of the Beast" by Iron Maiden, along with ramblings about aliens, vibrators, and dementia. 

Guests: Nick Magrone - www.yanatech.store The guys discuss "New Wage Slavery" by End It and "Walking on the Moon (Live)" by The Police, along with ramblings about having sex with bats, chicken feathered drum sets, and having the sniffles.

 The guys discuss "Poem You" by Fiddlehead and "So Cold" by Breaking Benjamin, along with ramblings about stage diving, psychedelic red, and playing music at the weed store.

Guests: Christy Anderson -  The guys discuss "It's Gonna Kill Me" by Filter and "Bullet in the Head" by Rage Against the Machine, along with ramblings about getting pulled over, golfers, and CD's in Christmas stockings.

Guests: Issac Aguilar -  The guys discuss "Booty" by Erykah Badu and "Sixteen" by No Doubt, along with ramblings about body language, Star Wars rankings, and getting black eyes at venues.

The guys discuss "Come In Alone" by My Bloody Valentine and "Weak Die First" by Sunami, along with ramblings about squeaky breaks, band polyamory, and posting singles.

Guests: Christian Melendez - The guys discuss "K-9" by Show Me the Body and "Jesus of Suburbia" by Green Day, along with ramblings about A.I music, bidet toilet enjoyment, and the Nickelodeon documentary.

Guests: Chandler Hamilton -  The guys discuss "Pedestal" by Portishead and "Waves" by Hum, along with ramblings about UFC, Dune 2, and doing acid.

Guests: Chandler Hamilton & Christian Melendez - The boys discuss "Say Can You Hear" by Men I Trust and "No One" by Trocadero, along with ramblings about baking weed in class, songs to fuck too, and early YouTube. 

The boys discuss "Hunter" by Björk and "Do It Again" by Steely Dan, along with ramblings about acupuncture, existentialism, and women. 

Guests: Christian Melendez - The boys discuss "Forty Six & 2" by TOOL and "Chronic Sunshine" by Cosmo Pyke, along with ramblings about masturbation, tall people etiquette, and siblings.

Guests: Christian Melendez & Cyric Willard - The boys discuss "Tuesday" by Mary In The Junkyard and "The Arms of Sorrow" by Killswitch Engage, along with ramblings about xylophones, music shops of horrors, and the Portland Oregon house venue scene.

The boys discuss "Growing Up" by The Linda Lindas and "In My Bed" by Amy Winehouse, along with ramblings about book fairs, public relations email chains, and deadbeat fathers.

The boys discuss "Connection" by Elastica and "Partners In Crime, Pt. Two" by The Internet, along with ramblings about 90's UK tabloids, the bay area, and soles.

The boys discuss "Sweetest Chill" by  Siouxsie & The Banshees and "Cheap Vodka" by Acid Bath, along with ramblings about podcast bs, youtube music reviewers, and record company behavior.

The boys discuss "Painkiller" by Judas Priest and "Belief" by John Mayer, along with ramblings about satanic rituals, authenticity, and offensive genre categorization.

The boys discuss "Animate" by Rush and "Evan Finds the Third Room" by Khruangbin, along with ramblings about pop stars, the Beatles of the hip-hop scene, and Chat gpt writing lyrics.