The Feedback

Steven takes Scooby on another foray into rap, a not often explored genre. Join us for our takes on "Two Six" by J Cole

We don't typically cover much soft music on this podcast, but when it's done right, it's a delight to the auditory senses. Low volume funk, provided by Cory Wong and Theo Katzman.

Always remember... the best parodies are the ones where you can't tell if it's a parody or not.

Have you ever heard of "cozy metal?" I bet you haven't. Well, today you're going to learn as the Feedback boys dive into the track "Outliers" by Aviations.

We thought it might be warm by the time this episode dropped. I think we're wrong. Maybe it's warm where you are? Warm enough to get a little... sticky?

How about some good ol' fashioned modern (what?) Emo from our new favorite Emo band, Greywind?

Well, it's been almost a year. And Steven is finally the one to bring a Paramore track to the podcast. Is it one you would have expected?

Join us to check out an acoustic version of Coheed an Cambria's "Mother Superior," a song written to pull a friend out of a tough situation.

This version of "Little Talks" by Of Monsters & Men makes it seem much more fitting for the lyrical content than the radio version. What do you guys think?

Join us as we check out an oddly inspiration track by musican/comedian Tom Cardy! If you ever don't feel good enough, just take a lesson from... space?

This week, Steven brings a track by a band Scooby has never heard before. Join us as we jump into "You Know It," by Colony House

Ready for a unique twist on Childish Gambino's "Redbone" by the Main Squeeze? Even if you think you are, I can promise you that you're not. You're just... not.

A supergroup made of Say Anything and Saves the Day? Well, sign me right the heck up!

This week, Scooby introduces Steven (and the rest of the audience) to a little band called Tajanae. They've only released one EP thus far, and I am frothing at the mouth for more.

This song brings me back to my college days... nearly 20 years ago. Yikes. Join us as we dive into "Sunflower," by Vampire Weekend!

A band neither of us is familiar with, but a song Scooby fell in love with. Join us as we dive into Twelve Foot Ninja's "Portrait #1"

This episode will be Steven's introduction to Sleep Token, and please excuse any of Scooby's mistakes when explaining the lore or history of the band as the Feedback analyzes "Euclid" from "Take Me Back to Eden"

Time for a foray into pop music! Not only pop music, but something that has been quite popular! Join us as we listen to and discuss Lola Young's "Messy"

Time for Scooby to experience a new band with a feature from a well adored artist! Set Your Goals ft. Hayley Williams!

Listening to this episode... it fills you with DETERMINATION. Join us as we dive into Anamanaguchi's cover of "Hopes and Dreams" from Undertale

Try as we might to avoid it, we might get a WEE bit political in our discussion of Avenged Sevenfold's "Critical Acclaim."

We, quite obviously, are quite impressed by Streetlight Manifesto's "Would You Be Impressed?". How about you?

This week, we travel back as far as we ever have to check out The Rolling Stones' "She's A Rainbow"

This week, we do a blind listen to our friends in Downcast's new single "Home." First listen to the band, first listen to the song, and give our first reactions. SPOILERS: It's great.

Join us on the wild ride of the Wolves of Glendale's "Vapin' in Vegas." You might even learn a little bit about Frank Sinatra

This week, we visit an alt rock classic with Weezer's "Buddy Holly"

Did you ever want to hear your elevator music with a little more DJENT? Well, we've got you covered with Vitalism's "Yami Obi"

This week, Steven brings a band unknown to both of us. Groove along with us to Skinshape's "Inside!"

Listen, back when we recorded this episode, this was HOT OFF THE PRESS. PRESIDENT might be old news by now, but I was heavy on the hype train five months ago!

How do we manage to get almost an hour of content out of the Offspring's "All I Want"? Well, you're just going to have to listen to find out, aren't you?

It's always an interesting feeling to feel like a band has grown up with you, and vice versa. The Wonder Years is one of those bands. Join us as we get nostalgic over "Summer Clothes (Extended Cut)"

"More Ska/Punk," you ask? "MORE SKA/PUNK!" We shout. Today, we check out "History of a Boring Town" by Less Than Jake, from 1998's "Hello Rockview"

Cinematic Space Age Synthwave? Yes, please. This week, we discuss Starcadian's "Interspace," in tribute. RIP Starcadian. You're among the stars now.

Man, remember Nelly? Well, Steven does, and today we're checking out a track from Nelly's debut album!

I'm gonna keep on dancing... to Steam Powered Giraffe's cover of Chapell Roan's smash hit "Pink Pony Club". And neither of us have even heard the original! Blasphemy, I know.

Well, hey there, folks. Are you a dolphin? If not, I'm not sure you can listen to this week's episode, since it's only for dolphins. But since we broke the rules, I suppose you can too.This week, Scooby and Steven analyze Action Bronson's "Capoeira"

Welcome to the first episode of Extended Feedback! This week, we will be taking a look at an entire EP, analyzing it, and giving our thoughts. First up to bat, The Devil Wears Prada's Zombie EP.

Whale-core? Eco-Metal? FRENCH MELODEATH. Whatever you want to call them, Gojira melt all kinds of face.

Our first foray into true Indie music. This is a new one for Scooby, and it might be a new one for you as well!

Do you know KNOWER? If you don't, it's time to get blasted in the face with funk/EDM/Jazz, and enjoy it.

This week, Scoobs and Steven analyze a track by the supergroup CZARFACE. Protect Ya Neck!

In this week's episode, Scoobs and Steven listen to Ren be a very angry young man.

Today we dive into the work of one Childish Gambino (Donald Glover). He somehow went from being a laughing stock to one of the most respected musicians AND actors of the modern age. But why did people criticize his early work? Let's take a listen.

This week's episode is about feelings, and what to do with them. How to cope with them, how to sit with them, and how to set them free. The Hotelier's "An Introduction To The Album" will help us with that. Apparently we're emo now.

Welcome to the Ska Punk anthem LAX by Big D and the Kid's Table. Put the children away for this one! Much profanity to be had.

A song by a controversial band, Mixtape by Brand New is the subject of our podcast today. We will, of course, acknowledge the elephant in the room and do our best to discuss the allegations, as well as discussing the merits of the song and music.

Time for our first instrumental track! This week, Steven and Scooby listen to and analyze the song "Wait," by Jakub Zytecki. If you enjoy atmospheric metal/djent that isn't all about chugs and shredding, this is one you definitely want to check out!Shoutout to the artist Exyl for the use of their song "Egg," which is used for the intro and outro of this podcast.

Ever wondered what it would sound like if Hayley Williams become the frontwoman of Dance Gavin Dance? This mashup of Paramore's "Still Into You" and Dance Gavin Dance's "On the Run" will give you a pretty good taste!

Welcome to the Feedback with Scooby and Steven. Two dudes who enjoy music, and every week bring a song to the table for discussion. This week's selection (from Steven) is AFI's Death of Seasons. Shoutout to Exyl for the use of his song "Egg" for our intro and outro music!