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Re-Listen
by Re-Listen
Two musicians take a second listen to old favorites and new discoveries.
Episodes
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Deep Blue Something - Home
As I recall I think we both kind of liked it. Well that's one thing we've got!
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Songs for the Deaf
What's the saga? I need a saga. It's Songs for the Deaf - you can't even hear it! Re-Listen takes a look at the Queens of the Stone Age album.
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The Bones of What You Believe - Chvrches
This episode we're taking a look at the Scottish synth-pop group Chvrches album "The Bones of What You Believe". We'll examine the juxtaposition of bright and dance-able tracks with the darkness of the lyrical content.
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Oh! Calcutta! The Lawrence Arms
This week on Re-Listen, we're going back to 2006 and cracking open what many consider the definitive Chicago punk record of the 2000s — Oh! Calcutta! by The Lawrence Arms. Released on March 7, 2006 via Fat Wreck Chords, it's the band's fifth studio album, and the one that Punknews would…
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Cold War Kids - Loyalty to Loyalty
We revisit Cold War Kids’ 2008 sophomore LP “Loyalty to Loyalty,” a darker, more insular follow-up to “Robbers & Cowards.” We track how Nathan Willett’s ragged tenor, Jonnie Russell’s angular guitars, Matt Maust’s prowling bass, and Matt Aveiro’s clattering drums frame stories of paranoia…
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Third Eye Blind
We revisit Third Eye Blind’s 1997 self-titled debut and pick apart why it still defines late-90s alt-rock radio. We look at how the band balances big hooks with darker subject matter in tracks like “Semi-Charmed Life,” “Jumper,” “How’s It Going to Be,” and deep cuts such as “Losing a Whole Year”...
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The Edges of Twilight - The Tea Party
An in-depth revisit of The Tea Party’s 1995 album “The Edges of Twilight.” We map how Jeff Martin, Stuart Chatwood, and Jeff Burrows fuse hard rock with Middle Eastern and South Asian instrumentation. We break down standout tracks “Fire in the Head,” “The Bazaar,” “Sister Awake,” and...
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Core - STP
In this episode of Re-Listen, we dig into the raw, heavy-hitting debut album Core by Stone Temple Pilots, released in 1992. Often lumped in with the grunge movement of the early ‘90s, Core stands apart with its blend of muscular riffs, brooding lyrics, and Scott Weiland’s dynamic vocal presence.…
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The Burdens of Being Upright
In this episode of Re-Listen, we revisit Tracy Bonham’s raw and defiant debut, The Burdens of Being Upright. Released in 1996 at the height of alt-rock's mainstream surge, the album blends violin-laced aggression with introspective angst. We unpack its standout tracks, explore Bonham’s place in a...
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Oracular Spectacular
Re-Listen takes on the MGMT album Oracular Spectacular
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The Magnolia Electric Co
Re-Listen examines the Songs:Ohia Album The Magnolia Electric Co.
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Fashion Nugget
This episode Re-Listen takes a look at Fashion Nugget by Cake
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Aurora Gory Alice
Re-Listen takes a look at Aurora Gory Alice
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Rotting Pinata
Re-Listen takes a look at Rotting Pinata by Sponge
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Some Nights
Re-Listen takes a look at Some Nights by Fun
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Hot Fuss
Re-Listen takes a look at Hot Fuss by the Killers
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Fevers and Mirrors
Re-Listen takes a look at Fevers and Mirrors by Bright Eyes
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Throwing Copper
Re-Listen takes a look at Throwing Copper by Live
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The Real Thing
Re-Listen takes a look a The Real Thing by Faith No More
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Soup Blind Melon
In episode one we take a look at Blind Melon's Soup album.
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