My Brother is a Hipster

That Summer feeling is in the air! We are here at the end of season 3 for this finale episode reviewing I, Jonathan by Jonathan Richman! WOW what a season, and what a way to end, with harmony! Then we get to the anticipated results how the  season long competition shakes out, you don't want to miss it. Then you don't want to miss Steven and David getting their payback on Mike (it sucks).Email Us! [email protected]! @mybrotherisahipster

We're HOWLIN' FOREVER! In this one we review "Return to Cookie Mountain" by TV on the Radio. Debates are had, arguments emerge, hearts are broken. A never before heard rendition of "We Are Young" by Fun is performed for some ungodly reason and the final trivia of the season!Instagram! @mybrotherisahipsterEmail Us! [email protected]

Well, we messed up. Audio files were broken and so were our spirits. Yet we prevailed! kind of. This is not the original review, but that's okay because that was f*@#ing INSANE! This is still kind of insane because apparently Fugazi brings the worst out of all of us!Instagram: @mybrotherisahipsterEmail! [email protected]

There's comfort at the bottom of this podcast! (topical episode description). We are reviewing The Front Bottoms S/T debut! Do you think Steven and David are going the love the anti-folk hipster anthems like Mike for some reason did!? No? You are not as obviously optimistic? That's good...Trivia and games and such!Instagram! @mybrotherisahipsterEmail Us! [email protected]

We head to the future for this one. The year is 3030 and the world is crazy! So much atmosphere, so much concept album, so much good English! Can you imagine a world, where Steve likes it kind of and David gets mad at Mike for his rating (being too low!?) Well strap in because we are reviewing Deltron 3030!EMAIL! [email protected]! @mybrotherisahipster

WARNING THERE ARE PARTS OF THIS EPISODE WITH TECHNICAL ISSUES (david...) Sorry!!Yuck? Oh no my friend...YUM (this episode is brought to you by Totino's. Not really, or maybe not yet! Totino's send the check!). Well not for everyone, but you will have to tune in to find out! Also the spirit of an old sailor possesses a wooden bear. Instagram! @mybrotherisahipsterEmail! [email protected]

We're in your area! That's right in this episode we review Industrial Hip-Hop powerhouse "The Money Store" by Death Grips. Steven reveals a truly unhinged way he consumes music and David has an theory that involves war. Oh yeah, we get get get got got got off the rails...Hustle Bones comin' out my mouth! (so topical)Instagram us like crazy! @mybrotherisahipsterEmail us all the time! [email protected]

AHA SHAKE, will there be heartbreak!? Most likely heartburn due to severe GERD. Oh so we listen to Kings of Leon, we talk about their roots, things get a little off the rails and yeah that's about it. Music review, all the funnies. Instagram!  https://www.instagram.com/mybrotherisahipster/Email! [email protected]

As we're getting older with chips upon our shoulders we review Mac Demarco's "Salad Days"p.s. topical introLet's get into this slacker, shoe gazey, bedroom, jangly, home recorded iconic album! Ok...enough adjectives. Enjoy! Instagram! @mybrotherisahipsterEmail Us! [email protected]

We are officially back for season 3 with an album that exploded onto the scene in 2025. Some say it has saved Rock music. Some say (Steven and David) it is not good. Is that the truth? I don't know...could be April Fools. (it's true)Oh yeah, TRIVIA and NEW GAME! Boy are the boys back! Contact Us! [email protected] Us on Instagram! @mybrotherisahipster 

Heeeelllllooooooo! Guess who is back, back again! We are and we're better than ever. LOW BAR! Join us for an update and a little sneak into Season 3.Follow Us! https://www.instagram.com/mybrotherisahipster/Email Us! [email protected] Us! Like and Subscribe 

Um, Steven swears....no like I mean a lot. You would think simply listening to an album would not elicit the wrath of a thousand warriors, yet Steven has never listened to Radiohead! Oh and Mike and Dave too and stuff....do they like it? Do they fair well against the cult of Radiohead (no)Follow us on tweet machine: @hipsterbropodEmail us on mails machine: [email protected]

Steven swears a lot! We think he might be over compensating. I know what you're thinking, "oh jeepers, Steven swearing, must hate it!" Firstly, thank you for your investment, and secondly (no not really, he rather enjoyed...he just has mental problems). Also, trivia and kind of an album review....nice change of pace!Email: [email protected]: @hispterbropod

After a long break from recording we are back and apparently Steven was in need of much emotional attention (interruption alert). We made it through however and we are reviewing a Modest Mouse album that didn't go over as well as thought...well better than Fake it Flowers (insert shock face here).  Welcome back and buckle in this one is OFF THE RAILS.Email us! [email protected]! @hispterbropod

HELLLLOOO we are back after a holiday and pandemic break! In this episode Steven is very much on edge and has a lot to say about "Hannah Montana does Nirvana" so does he like it? (nah). Also for the first time in My Brother is a Hipster history....deodorant talk! What more could you want? (probably a lot).Email us! [email protected] us!@hipsterbropod

Anddddd we are back with another addition of do these brothers agree and do they like it and do they do the thing where they express the thing in the audio format!? (sorta)Join us on this journey where Mike, Dave, and Steve review Manchester Orchestra's I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child (2006). Steve likes it, Mike really likes it, and Dave not so likes it too!Email us! [email protected] us! @hipsterbropod

Strap in! In this episode things are off the rails right away as we review Mirrored (2007) by Battles. David and Steve gang up on Mike (not nice) and we also get our first ever 10 and Vinyl Sweep!! History made in this episode! Will David not be people when he hears these sounds? (actually yeah kinda...) Also we slightly review the top ten greatest songs of all time according to Rolling Stones. Okay BYYEEEEEEE

HELLOOOOOO, in this episode the guys review Carnavas (2006) by Silversun Pickups. Strap yourself in for a bumpy ride because David and Steve are aggressively impartial! Also, list edits and trivia sooooo have you been waiting? Have you been waiting for this moment all your life? (idk..)(i hope)

C'mon Dave you can do! C'mon Steve, there's nothing to it! (TOPICAL INTRO ALERT). In this episode the guys review Arcade Fire's Funeral (2004). Will Dave and Steve join the Neighborhood and enjoy this album? Or will they want to throw it In the Back Seat? (kinda both)Also Steve makes Mike really proud with the first ever consistent and logical musical comparison in podcast history! (the experiment is working....)

Episode 1 of Season 2 is here! My Brother is a Hipster is back with Sonic Youth's Daydream Nation (1988). Did the guys have a Teenage Riot reviewing this one? Or do Dave and Steve think its Total Trash? (topical topical topical!). Oh yeah...the latter.Email us: [email protected] Us on the Twitters! @hipsterbropod

On this very special episode, the guys reveal the list of albums for season 2. Not before however, the riveting and painful review of Disturbed's Sickness (2000). Is it bad? (yes) Is it painful (yes)....did Mike definitely write this episode description? (maybe...).Email us! [email protected] us on Twitter! @hispterbropod

NO RECESS!! The boys are back with this Season One finale! Topical intros (of course) but the Mega Powers explode as Steven and David go for each other's throats in this one. They love the album obviously, but did Mike finally break them? (for sure). Also, we get the reveal of what album Mike will have to review upon David's demand!email us! [email protected]! @hipsterbropod

In this episode Mike, Dave, and Steven review Pixies' Surfer Rosa (1988).  Will the guys say I'm Amazed! or would they rather sit on a Cactus? (idk) I'm sorry...Where is my mind? Of course topical intros galore and a very pivotal trivia!

In this episode Mike, Prince-S (Steven), and Crystal Gypsy (Dave) review Sebadoh's Harmacy (1996). Lot of topical intros for all you fans of the on brand joke fun time...Do the guys hook up in the middle and enjoy the beauty of the ride? (I guess?)

It's 2:45AM somewhere and the guys are reviewing Elliott Smith's Either/Or (1997). Trivia is a little off the rails but gimmick infringement is through the f!@%ing  roof! Do Steven and Dave like it? Say Yes (topical)......(yeah kinda).

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.