The Pending Music Podcast

We check them out for the first time.Support the show

This week we dive into Benson Boone’s new single The Time of My Life, then revisit viral artist Brendan Abernathy to see what he’s been up to which, naturally, involves recording music in the middle of a desert.Support the show

I'd be lying if I said this was punishment. We really enjoy this.Support the show

We kinda like this.Support the show

Warning, we discuss the alleged charges against d4vd.Support the show

It's been 4 years since we all left Spotify. How many of us went back, and why?Support the show

You've see the SNL skit. We talk about it.Support the show

Michael can't contain his excitement as Canada's greatest, Drake, returns with not one, not two, but three new albums. We listen to all of them! Just kidding. We listen to one and a half songs.Support the show

Mark's favourite artist is back and going a new direction?Support the show

Scot and Michael discuss and watch some of the worst wrestling promos ever, plus the usual pop culture chit chat.Support the show

Michael selects his NOFX playlist from their most successful era.Support the show

Are we the type to go? No, but let's talk about it anyway.Support the show

This was different.Support the show

These guys on your playlist?Support the show

Oh my..Support the show

.....according to Michael and excluding the Skiba era.Support the show

Have you ever loved a band so much they become your identity? That's the case for Michael Nevada.Support the show

He's back with his first solo album in 10 years!Support the show

The Gorrilaz are back with a new music video giving us a taste of 3 songs from their newest album.Support the show

Yes, we check out the Turning Point halftime show.Support the show

We review the opening and halftime show for this years' Super Bowl.Support the show

So Hobo Johnson's Tiny Desk performance from 7 years ago has been doing the rounds on social media, but is he as bad as how he's being portrayed?Support the show

Goldfinger are back with their first album in 6 years!Support the show

Welcome to 2026! Let's chat about Mr Blud.Support the show

Happy New Year everyone! Thanks to all of you who have listened. Support the show

Michael is back with his last playlist for the year. The perfect one for your Christmas get-together.Support the show

What do you think of this list?Support the show

A bit of a mixed conversation with this episode.Support the show

We do a single elimination tournament to figure out what is the greatest Ska song of all time!Support the show

We go a little off topic in this one..Support the show

We try our hand at guessing the artist based purely on their lyrics.Support the show

We're back reviewing the top albums of 1975 as per Rolling Stone. This time, we go straight to the top with their number 1 choice.Support the show

It's that time of year again where Michael releases a new playlist for your Halloween party. This year... it's vampires.Support the show

The Jonas Brother's think this album is Cool.Support the show

We might as well rebrand to the MGK podcast at this stage.Support the show

A conversation between Michael and Scot on how people naturally gravitate towards musicians older than they are.Support the show

Michael shares an odd album that has gained a cult following.Support the show

New look, new sound?Support the show

We've generally been fans of Miley since we started this podcast. Will that steak continue with this track?Support the show

Pop punks new "it" group?Support the show

What does she have in store for us?Support the show

Travis Barker is everywhere again. Support the show

New music from both. Yay?Support the show

Michael takes us through some of his more unique pieces from his vinyl collection.Support the show

Yes. That song.Support the show

Look. You've seen the clip. We've all seen the clip. We talk about it.Support the show

We do this to ourselves...Support the show

I mean....what can we say...?Support the show

Continuing our dive into albums from 1975, we look at Steely Dan and their cult classic, Katy Lied.Support the show

Can Yellowcard recapture the spark that made me love them back in the day?Support the show