Depths of Music

Long time no see! New low-fi depths out about the 3rd year anniversary of the show and why I didn’t review Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department and Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism. This is more of a raw unedited episode so sorry again about the audio.

Trey and I continue our discussion of Beyonce’s new record, from SMOKE HOUR II to the end of the album.

Today on Depths, Trey and I take a track-by-track look at the highly anticipated Beyonce’s highly anticipated shift to country music. As per usual for these big records, we had A LOT to say. As part 1 this episode will take you from the start of the album through ALLIIGATOR TEARS.

Today on Depths we’re taking a look at Ariana Grande’s record from earlier this month. As one of the first major pop releases of the year, does Ariana’s new record live up the hype, or is it gonna get lost in the shuffle? Let’s find out.

Today on Depths we are looking at the 19th studio album from Judas Priest, Invincible Shield, and trying out a new structure for the show! Today more than ever I'd love to hear your feedback on the show via @depths_of_music_cast on instagram

Today on Depths we’re taking a detailed look at Usher's Super Bowl halftime performance to see what works, what doesn’t, and how it lives up to the legacy as one of the biggest performances of the year.

Nick and Arielle finish their discussion about the 2024 Grammys, discussing more performances and the biggest awards of the night.

Nick and Arielle talk about the best and worst moments of the biggest night of music. Follow: Instagram: @depths_of_music_cast

Do you have the time to listen to me whine or praise Green Day’s newest record? Today we’re covering Saviors to see how good this record is and how it compares to their long discography.

Today we are starting the year of Depths of Music by looking at 2024 to talk about what albums I’m looking forward to seeing this year.

Get cozy, we're reviewing over 70 albums in our 2023 year-end ranking when I give short reviews of every single new album I listened to in 2023

For our third annual holiday special, we're looking at the new holiday EP from one of pop's largest-growing names, Sabrina Carpenter to see what's the state of holiday music in 2023.

In the first part of our 1989 (Taylor's Version) Cassie, Jenna, Chase, and I discuss the first 13 songs on this record, from Welcome to New York to Clean.

In honor of the Halloween season, we're going through a timeline of spooky metal songs that will spice up your fall.

Depths of Music comes full circle as we cover Olivia Rodrigo's sophomore album GUTS. What has Olivia changed sense we've last seen her, lets dive in and find out.

This summer I got to see Paramore, (supported by Genesis Owusu and Bloc Party) and Fall Out Boy (supported by Carr, Royal and The Serpent and Bring Me The Horizon) on their respective 2023 tours. Today I’m comparing and going over these tours, telling so stories and talking about all the pros and cons of these two massive shows

For some godforsaken reason Kidz Bop 2023 got a volume 2, and of course, we've gotta talk about it. Let's do it and watch my brain rot

Welcome back to the depths of music podcast, where we are enchanted to take you through Taylor Swift's re-recording of her third studio album, Speak Now. Does this album hold up in 2023, how do the new from the vault tracks add to the album overall, and did I die a little bit trying to pull this episode together? Find out the answers to that and so many more questions on this episode.

Lil Uzi Vert's highly anticipated third album is finally here, and my god it's a big project, both culturally and literally. Today on Depths of Music we pick apart the album track by track to see what works and what dosent.

Depths of music goes punk! Today we’re taking a look at D.C. hardcore punk legends Bad Brains and talking about all the interesting influences that make up this record and it just kicks an ungodly amount of ass

Today on Depths of Music I am here to give some love to the albums in popular artist's catalogue that don't get enough attention. I'm going all over the music spectrum to give you some great albums that maybe you haven't heard or revisited in a while

One of the most legendary metal bands of all time, Judas Priest is known for dropping classic after classic. Today on depths of music we’re gonna be looking at Turbo, a lesser explored record from Priest’s discography and an album in witch Judas Priest tries to adapt to the synth driven sound of the times. Can Priest continue to boost their legacy on Turbo? Or will the engines overheat on this new...

The biggest metal band of all time is back after over half a decade. Considering Metallica's legacy and how they keep managing to creep back into pop culture, expectations are high for a band loved across generations. The question is, does Was it worth the wait? and does 72 Seasons bolter or diminish one of metal's the legacy of one of it's greatest bands. Let's find out! Follow depths on social m...

About once a year on Depths of Music, I indulge the urge to be a hater and talk about an album that particularly gets under my skin. This year, I needed some help, so I recruited the best hater I know, my girlfriend Ashley, to talk about the newest album from Michigan rapper NF, HOPE. Did this album live up our hype for it, well, it was exactly as bad as we thought, so yes, in a way it did. Follow...

Pop punk legends fall out boy return to the limelight on their new studio album. After one of the most disappointing albums in pop punk, is So Much (For) Stardust enough to bring the band back to the quality we know them for? How had a pandemic and a pop punk revival shaped one of the biggest names in the genre?