My Brother is a Hipster

In this episode, Mike, Dave,  and Steve review Built to Spill There's Nothing Wrong with Love (1994). Do the guys get the car or take the night off? Is trivia off the rails? Do we think Bowies cool? (Topical album promos). Let's get wisped away to Twin Fall, Idaho and somehow enjoy a fake album promo. Is there nothing wrong with love? (i guess so)

Now that’s more like it! In this episode the guys review Slint’s Spiderland (1991) . There is anger, aggression, and "auditory terrorism". Some (Mike) think a little much, some (Dave and Steven) think not enough! Do the guys follow the breadcrumb trail and become full on Nosferatu Man? (no, not even a little bit at the beginning).

In this episode Dave, Mike, and Steven review Pavement's Slanted and Enchanted (1992). Highlights include: Steven listened to the right album (really!), off the rails trivia (it will stick!), and history is made and the result is a piercing as 40 million daggers (they like it).

In this episode (Mike and David) review Mewithoutyou's Catch for Us the Foxes (2004). Do the guys (Mike and David) become Torches Together or Frightened Rabbits? (Steven......Steven?)

In this episode Mike, Dave, and Steve review Dinosaur Jr's You're Living All Over Me (1987). Mike takes time to express his love for (his favorite band) Dinosaur Jr, we dreadfully explore the validity of our ranking system, and we find out why Steve is dead behind the eyes. Does Mike convert them to the Freak Scene? (eh).

History is made! It is the first ever episode of My Brother is a Hipster. Mike, David, and Steven become the Kings of Carrot Flowers reviewing Neutral Milk Hotel's "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" .  They don't like it.