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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2025 · 56 MIN

New Deftones Plus Albums to Look Forward to in the Second Half of 2025

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Summary In this episode of the Album of Record podcast, hosts Craig and Andrew discuss their current podcasting preferences, share concert experiences, and dive into the evolution of various music artists including Wet Leg, Sam Fender, Deftones, The Armed, La Dispute, and Drain. They explore the impact of live performances, the anticipation of new releases, and the significance of personal favorites in their music journey. The conversation also touches on upcoming albums and the changing landscape of music appreciation. Chapters 00:00 Podcasting Fatigue and Escapism 02:39 Concert Experiences and Musical Discoveries 05:28 Wetleg's New Album and Live Performances 08:10 Sam Fender's Impact and Summer Vibes 11:14 Deftones' New Single and Band Dynamics 13:36 Generational Appeal of Bands 16:34 Cultural Commentary on Music Licensing 28:18 Exploring Deftones' New Sound 29:53 The Armed: A Unique Musical Journey 34:52 The World is a Beautiful Place: Anticipation for New Music 36:42 La Dispute: A Return to Form 42:10 Agriculture: Avant-Garde Black Metal 45:04 Drain: Hardcore Energy and Anticipation

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