Record Breakers Music Podcast

This week, Petey brings the group a collaboration between one Hip-Hop's most talented MCs and one of its most inventive producers in Talib Kweli & Madlib's 2007 album "Liberation". What did the guys think of this legendary Hip-Hop team-up? Hit play to find out.

This week, Drew brings us a Utah-native Synth-Pop aficionados The Strike and their debut full-length album "Faint Of Heart". What did the guys think of this tight pop offering? Hit play and find out.

This week, Brett finally brings an end to one of our longest bits by reintroducing us to 80's powerhouse Huey Lewis & The News and their breakthrough album "Sports!". What did the guys think of this 80's Rock-Pop opus? Hit play and find out!

This week, Patrick brings us an Indie-Folk tribute to Pro Wrestling in The Mountain Goats' 2015 album "Beat The Champ". What did the guys think of this love letter to the Lucha? Hit play and find out!

This week, Petey brings back his favourite band from the ROK in Love X Stereo and the album comprised of the first batch of songs released from their ambitious Patreon, "37A". What did the guys think of the fruits of the talented Korean duo's labors? Hit play and find out!

This week, Drew tries to get us super chill, bro. He brings us the work of Japanese dj/composer DJ Okawari and his latest release "Compass". What did the guys think of this chill hip-hop offering? Hit play and find out!

This week, Brett brings the crew one of They Might Be Giants' grammy-nominated forays into children's educational music in "Here Comes Science". What did the guys think of this edutainment experience? Did they learn anything from the lesson? Hit play and find out!

This week, Patrick brings us our first foray into the world of Psychobilly with Danish powerhouse Nekromantix and their 2004 album "Dead Girls Don't Cry". What did the guys think of this coffin bass-powered effort? Hit play and find out.

This week, Petey takes us back to his (community) college days in the form of one of the CD's very often occupying his Discman on his commute back then; Phantom Planet's "The Guest". What did the guys think of this early 2000's Power-Pop release? Hit play and find out.

This week, Drew brings us Atlanta legends Outkast, and their classic 2000 album "Stankonia". What did the guys think of this Southern hip-hop classic? Hit play and find out!

This week, Brett brings us a pair of guitar virtuosos in Rodrigo Sánchez and Gabriela Quintero, simply known as Rodrigo y Gabriela, and their self-titles 2006 release. What did the guys think of this acoustic guitar opus? Hit play and find out!

This week, Patrick has us revisit metal powerhouse Mastodon and their latest album Emperor Of Sand. What did the guys think of this heavy metal concept piece? Hit play and find out!

This week, Petey brings us the teacher-turned-rapper from Philly Mega Ran and possibly his most personal album yet in RNDM. What did the guys think of this Nerdcore legend's life journey in album form? Hit play and find out!

This week, we get a helping of feel-good punk courtesy of Drew's pick of The Bouncing Souls' 1999 release "Hopeless Romantic". What did the guys think of the fellas that drink beer and wear A.D.I.D.A.S.? Hit play and find out!

This week, we go back to one of the originators of the newly reborn synth-wave/Outrun trend in Paul Hardcastle's 1985 self-titled album. What did the crew think of this synthesizer-filled offering? Hit dat play button now!

This week, Petey is still in Austin as Patrick has kept him captive just to discuss Seattle Metal unit Nevermore and their 2000 album "Dead Heart In A Dead World". What did the guys think of this metal offering? Hit play and find out!

This week, Petey went all the way to Austin, Texas just to share this new critically-acclaimed album from a classic Hip-Hop crew. The crew discusses A Tribe Called Quest's latest album "We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service". Does the Tribe still have it after all these years? Hit play and find out what the team thinks.

This week, Drew brings us the Grammys' first-ever digital-only Best Record Winner. We discuss Chance, The Rapper's critically-acclaimed mixtape "Coloring Book". What did the guys think of this deeply personal hip-hop record? Hit play and find out!

In 1995, Hulk Hogan, Jimmy Hart, and J.J. Maguire made an album. In 2017, Brett made us listen to this album. Contained within this episode, is our reactions to this outdated-even-when-fresh wreck of an "album". Enjoy.

This week, Patrick gets us back into the metal side of things with Massachusetts Metal outfit Shadows Fall and their 2004 release "The War Within". Did this album get the guys banging their heads? Hit that play button to find out!

This week, Petey brings an eclectic melting pot of music from his hometown of Miami known as Spam AllStars and their latest album "Trans-Oceanic". What did the guys think of this Afro-Cuban/Funk/Hip-Hop/Electro smörgåsbord? Hit play and find out!

This week, we get as punk as we want to be, with Drew's pick of Scranton's own The Menzingers' newly-released album "After The Party". What did the guys think of this healthy dose of storytelling punk tunes? Find out within!

This week, we get our '70s soft-rock on with Brett's pick of Steely Dan's 1972 debut studio album, "Can't Buy a Thrill". What did the group think of this classic rock powerhouse? Hit play and find out!

This week, we check out a new album by an established band in Patrick's pick of Dinosaur Jr.'s latest release "Give A Glimpse Of What Yer Not". What did the group think of this nostalgic offering? Hit play and find out!

This week, we have another new album with a new sound from an artists previously discussed on the show. This time it's Bad Rabbits and their emotional release from late last year, "American Nightmare". What did the guys think of the drastic change in sound from the last time we discussed this band? Hit play and find out!