In Too Deep

We are SO back. This week on In Too Deep , we crack open The Refrigerator — the long-awaited new album from Philadelphia's Remember Sports, out February 13th via Get Better Records. And David? He's been waiting for this one for a long time. Five years after Like a Stone , Carmen Perry and the gang returned with their most emotionally raw and sonically adventurous record yet — self-produc...

This week on In Too Deep , we descend — six feet deep, to be exact. We're covering Archy Marshall, the southeast London teenager who showed up at 19 years old with one of the most startling debut albums of the decade: 6 Feet Beneath the Moon , released August 24th, 2013 on True Panther Sounds and XL Recordings — on his birthday, because of course he did. Equal parts gritty post-punk, hazy dub...

In this episode, Cisco and David dissect yet another gem of the acoustic realm. We’re stepping away from the noise and leaning into the haunting, melodic world of Dallas Green—better known as City and Colour. Whether it’s the stripped-back feel of "Sometimes" or the big, atmospheric sound of his later work, we’re looking at how one man and a guitar managed to build a foundation for moder...

David and Cisco dive into Walter Mitty and His Makeshift Orchestra, of their favorite bands of all time, and explore the meaning behind the powerful lyrics, rustic acoustic orchestration, and execution that has built this one-of-a-kind artistic collection.  Send David and Cisco a text message about previous or future episodes!!

We’re back for Season 2! In this episode, Cisco and David ease into things by sharing three of their all-time favorite albums and why they mean so much. Cisco dives into An Awesome Wave by Alt-J, Yesterday’s Tomorrow by ALT-J, and Disgraceland by The Orwells. David brings Sunchokes by Remo Drive, Violet Street by Local Natives, and Cardinal by Pinegrove to the table. Send David and Cisco a text me...