Audio Ecstasy

Danny and Dylan discuss their five favorite (or five of their favorite) records of the 2010s.

Danny and Dylan discuss Lil Wayne's Tha Carter V, some of his more recent collaborations, and their final thoughts on his legacy thus far.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Joe Zimmer to discuss the new Destroyer record, Labyrinthitis, and their thoughts on this work altogether.

Danny and Dylan discuss Lil Wayne's guitar-heavy wilderness period from Rebirth through I Am Not a Human Being II, as well as the 2022 Grammy Awards.

Danny and Dylan are joined by George Martin Jr. to discuss the state of contemporary Detroit hip-hop.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Dylan's brother, Grant, to discuss Lil Wayne's critical and commercial peak, Tha Carter III.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Chance Timm to discuss Big Thief's latest LP, Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, and their thoughts on the band's work overall.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Nick Semaan to talk Animal Collective's latest LP, Time Skiffs, and their thoughts on the collective's work overall. Danny continues to quiz Dylan on Animal Collective, and Doc Rock returns to recommend Rolling Thunder Revue, the 2nd Martin Scorsese documentary on Bob Dylan.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Hunter Gasiorowski to discuss Earl Sweatshirt's new album, Sick!, and their thoughts on his work overall. The boys also discuss their most anticipated albums for 2022, Danny begins to quiz Dylan on Animal Collective, and Dylan recommends 5 of his favorite albums of 2022 so far.

Dylan discusses his 5 favorite albums of 2021, while Danny discusses his five favorite albums that he got into in 2021.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Chance Timm for a broad discussion on songwriting.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Keanu Noel to discuss the impact of Drake's Take Care, and their individual relationships to the hip-hop of 2011.

Danny and Dylan have a broad conversation ranging from classic rock to contemporary hip hop, and play Pitchfork's 5-10-15-20 by going through the music that defined each of their lives 5 years at a time.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Mark Miller and Sean Sutherland to discuss My Bloody Valentine's game changing second LP, Loveless.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Matt Ward to discuss The Strokes, and more specifically their debut LP, Is This It?, and whether or not The Strokes were as compelling as the artists within Brooklyn's avant-garde noise scene of the early aughts which included acts such as Animal Collective, Black Dice, Gang Gang Dance, etc.

Danny and Dylan are joined by Ian Wendrow to discuss their experience at this year's Pitchfork Music Festival. They also touch on the 20th anniversary of Wilco's opus, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, as well as the documentary I Am Trying to Break Your Heart.

Danny and Dylan discuss how inescapable Antonoff's presence is within the current landscape of pop music, and touch on the underwhelming recent LPs by Kanye West and Drake.

Danny and Dylan are joined Matt Ward to discuss Funkadelic's groundbreaking 3rd LP, Maggot Brain, as well as additional highlights from their discography, and the overall legacy of frontman and band leader George Clinton.

The third episode of our Summer of Wayne series in which Dylan and Danny go back through Lil Wayne’s entire discography.

The second episode of our Summer of Wayne series in which Dylan and Danny go back through Lil Wayne’s entire discography.

Sean Sutherland joins Dylan and Danny to talk about Tyler the Creator’s critically acclaimed new album and the career trajectory he’s taken in the past decade.

The first episode of our Summer of Wayne series in which Dylan and Danny go back through Lil Wayne’s entire discography. During our teen years Wayne was widely considered (and self-proclaimedly) the “best rapper alive” but like a pair of true idiots we weren’t keeping up— now we’re serving our penance. Join us on this deep dive through all of Weezy’s albums, mixtapes, poop metaphors, and to finall...

Mark Miller joins Dylan and Danny to discuss the Speedy Wunderground scene, new albums from Black Midi and Squid, and the history of post-punk and goth.

Dylan and Danny do a deep dive on two Beach Boys albums from the early 70s that have recently received a 50th anniversary reissue. Doc Rock also joins to discuss the ridiculous Garth Brooks’ documentary “The Road I’m On”

The long awaited emo roundtable. First time guest Matt Ward joins on this episode of Audio Ecstasy to discuss emo-- it's history, subgenres, and position in the broader context of rock music. What wave are we on now?