Breakdowns For Breakfast
Breakdowns For Breakfast
A weekly music podcast hosted by Danger and Monster, where they provide track-by-track analyses of albums, typically focusing on "heavier" music. Each episode they take a different album and do a full track by track breakdown on it. Everything that is referenced in a song gets a sound clip for support. The hosts dissect and argue over one album per episode, discussing what they like and dislike. While they favor heavier genres, they cover fan requests, whether it is an album or a soundtrack. They talk about it like the two music nerds they are. The music comes first but the sillies are not far...
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Breakdowns For Breakfast
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Latest episode
Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
Sleep Token- Sundowning 12.06.2024 1:04:57
Send us Fan Mail Sleep Token has taken the heavy music world by storm with their most recent album; Take me Back to Eden. However, on this episode, Danger and Monster discuss their first full length record Sundowning. Is it worth revisiting? Does is still hold up compared to their new material? Come and argue with us! Support the show
Radiohead- OK Computer 12.06.2024 1:02:20
Send us Fan Mail Danger brings one of the most popular and possibly important records of the 90s to show to be discussed. Is it really that influential? Does it still hold up? Listen to hear what we think, but please leave a comment and let us know what you think as well!!! Support the show
Sugar Ray- Floored 12.06.2024 52:00
Send us Fan Mail Monster brings another 1997 album to the table. Is this one as memorable and important and influential as OK Computer? Well, no. But is it still really good and a lot of fun? Also, no. But this is still a fun episode! Check it out and let us know what you think! Support the show
Coheed and Cambria- In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 12.06.2024 1:01:07
Send us Fan Mail On this episode of B4B, Danger tries to convince Monster 12 minute long songs are cool, EmoProg is a real thing and 311 has written long songs too. Tune in and enjoy! Support the show
Finch- Say Hello to Sunshine 11.06.2024 1:10:39
Send us Fan Mail We started the series with an album we both were very familiar with. The first few minutes introduce the show as a whole and we discuss why we wanted to make this particular show in the first place. Check it out and enjoy!! Support the show
Pulse Ultra- Headspace 11.06.2024 39:55
Send us Fan Mail For episode two, Monster decided to bring one of his old favorites from his awkward Nu-Metal phase (which he will probably never actually grow out of). Join us as we discuss Nu-Metal tier lists, hard to pronounce musician names and weird side projects that you've also probably never heard of before! Support the show
Thornhill- The Dark Pool 11.06.2024 47:07
Send us Fan Mail Thornhill: The Dark Pool. On this episode, Danger brings a more recent album to discuss. Is this a modern metal classic or do these guys have a ways to go to separate them from the pack!? Let us know what you think! Support the show
Caroline's Spine- Attention Please 11.06.2024 45:43
Send us Fan Mail Monster brings an alternative rock album from the late 90's that he thinks deserves more love! Is there a reason this album didn't do well, or does it deserve another look! Tune in and let us know what you think! Support the show
Gym Class Heroes- As Cruel As School Children 11.06.2024 1:00:43
Send us Fan Mail Danger decides to bring up an album that he loved when he was younger. Does is still hold up, or is it a little problematic in 2023?? Tune in and find out!! Support the show
Issues- Beautiful Oblivion 11.06.2024 1:01:58
Send us Fan Mail Monster gushes over one of his all time favorite albums. Does Danger agree with his assessment? Does Tyler Carter's "ISSUES" taint your opinion on this album? Tune in and give us your feedback!! Support the show
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