The Pending Music Podcast

Slothrust. What image does that word invoke in your mind? From depth's of Mark's discovery playlist on Spotify comes this weeks track review. Lets just say that the song we heard was not what was expected! Support the show

No Michael with us in this episode so the remaining three of us decided to shine the spotlight on three artists that we feel are underappreciated in their respective scene and the music landscape in general. Mark chose the band Ozma, Scot chose the band The Movielife, and Carlo chose Betty Davis. Enjoy! Laugh Love Law Real conversations. Real people. Real impact. A podcast about life, law and... L...

A selection from Michael this week as we review a very interesting remix of a recent Paul McCartney song. Support the show

Another variety of topics covered in this episode from Eminem, the Foo Fighters, Green Day, our experiences playing in a band, and much, much more. Laugh Love Law Real conversations. Real people. Real impact. A podcast about life, law and... Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify Support the show

Mark gives us something a little different this week with a hardcore track titled Survive by the band Show me the body.  Support the show

We finally get around to reviewing Daft Punk's final two albums! We had lots of fun with this one. Daft Punk will definitely go down in history as pioneers in the EDM scene and their influence will be felt in modern music for a very long time. Laugh Love Law Real conversations. Real people. Real impact. A podcast about life, law and... Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify Support the show

One of the longest tenured bands that you have never heard of. This week we review the song Needles and Pins by the band Smokie. We all went into this knowing nothing about this song or band, but we're definitely glad we discovered it. Support the show

Another rambling episode coming up, but with no Mark this time. We discuss hard hitting topics such as "Who would be the worst replacement singer for Queen?", and many other life changing conversations.  Support the show

Fresh off NF's latest mixtape, Clouds, we review his track Lost featuring Hopsin. Let's just say that by the end of this episode it will be clear who listens to Hip-Hop, and who doesn't. Enjoy! Support the show

We take a break from album reviews this episode and simply have a discussion around music. We talk our favourite albums, the power of nostalgia, who's the next great rock band/artist, the legacy of Green Day, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers and much, much more.  Support the show

Off the back of our Daft Punk episode, Carlo finds us an interesting Daft Punk remix of a classic funk song by Parliament. Support the show

The career of Daft Punk has come to and end and they leave us with a legacy of music which are all more than eager to look back on and review. In part 1 we review their first two albums, Homework and Discovery. Take a trip down memory lane with us as we revisit this electronic music masterpieces. Support the show

Dance Gavin Dance frontman, Tillian, returns with his latest single "Dose". With only Scot being familiar with his work tune in to hear the thoughts of the rest of the crew. Support the show

In this episode we review Weezer's latest album, OK Human. We go through track by track and give our opinions on just how good this album is. Needless to say, Weezer fanboy Michael was incredibly excited about this release. Enjoy! Support the show

This week we review the song Haircut by artists Petey & Miya Folick. None of us are familiar with them or this song. A completely random selection from Mark's weekly discovery playlist that we all surprisingly enjoyed. Support the show

Green Day released a new single! Was it any good?? Well.... no, but here's our review anyway.  Support the show

We continue last weeks episode of reviewing albums from solo artists formally from well established groups/bands. In this episode we review Gerard Way's (from My Chemical Romance fame) debut album Hesitant Alien, and Harry Styles' (from One Direction) second album Fine Line.  Support the show

In this track review we listen to the failed follow up to Stacy's Mom: Mexican Wine by Fountains of Wayne. We also learn that Mark absolutely hates them.  Support the show

In this episode we explore albums from artists formally part of groups/bands. In part one we listen to and discuss Michael Jackson's critically acclaimed Thriller as well as John Lennon's debut solo album, Plastic Ono Band.  Support the show

Welcome to first of many track reviews where we review just the one song. A short and sweet episode to fill the void between our longer album discussions. The track this week is Birdland by Weather Report. Enjoy! Support the show

In this episode we do a track by track review on MGK's rock album, Tickets to my downfall. Needless to say, we all had fun on this episode. MGK has been getting a lot of praise recently for rekindling the pop punk genre, but is this actually true? Has he crossed over genres permanently, or is this just capitalizing on a trend? Is this just a hip-hop album in disguise, or is the genre truly re...

In this episode we explore what album currently dominates our listening as of today. Join as we discuss the latest from Goldfinger, Kanye's most acclaimed album, a cult classic from Weezer, and a psychedelic outer space adventure from Parliament.  Support the show