Permanent Records

Albums Anonymous

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Hosted by Troy Runsten and Ryan Fox, founders of the innovative record label Permanent Records. Albums Anonymous brings you the freshest new music straight from the "studio" right into your audio-holes before the sound waves even hit the market. We blind-side each other with up-and-coming artists such as Gasoline Dion, Reggaenomics, Kall of Booty, Brozart, Freedom Frog, and much more. This podcast is a production of Permanent Records LLC. www.permrecords.com

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Ep. 6: How It Ends - DeVotchKa (Pt. 1) 15.02.2025 1:31:01

Ryan introduces Troy to DeVotchKa this week, with the 2004 album How It Ends . On this album the Denver-based indie band showcases a very eclectic range of musical influences from mariachi-like riffs to soundtrack-style scores reminiscent of Ennio Morricone compositions.

Ep. 5: The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me - Brand New (Pt. 1) 08.02.2025 1:36:12

Troy brings one of his Top 10 favorite albums of all time to Ryan for this week's show. Brand New stepped way outside their original genre with the band's third studio album, The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me , released in 2006. The album's lyrical themes deal with complex philosophical concepts and highly thought-provoking prompts on death and existence as part of the human exper...

Ep. 4: Toxicity - System of a Down (Pt. 2) 30.01.2025 1:28:08

Troy and Ryan wrap up the second half of the iconic 2001 album. Looking back, Troy recognizes Toxicity as his "gateway to good music."

Ep. 3: Paranoid - Black Sabbath (Pt. 2) 23.01.2025 1:30:26

Troy and Ryan pick up where they left off listening through Black Sabbath's iconic 1970 album 'Paranoid'.

Ep. 2: Toxicity - System of a Down 20.01.2025 1:23:22

Ryan and Troy spend the first 20 minutes creating the opening theme to the podcast with AI. Then they dive into Toxicity by System of a Down, which Troy credits as being his gateway to good music.

Ep. 1: Beyond Butt Rock 16.01.2025 55:20

Troy and Ryan discover the origins of "Butt Rock", struggle through listening to the lead singer of Puddle of Mudd's isolated vocals on a laughable Nirvana cover, and explore Ryan's misunderstanding about learning that Black Sabbath wasn't a Christian band.