After some downtime, we’re back with a new and slightly outdated episode! We discuss Kiiara, Captain Beefheart and Daughters among a few others.
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Episode 34 – The Good Old Days with Joe
In this episode, we welcome our guest and original member of The Lake, Joe Metcalf, to the show and we spend a while reminiscing about the good old days when we were first starting The Lake as well as a bunch of other random topics. You’ll just have to hear for yourself! Enjoy!
Episode 33 – Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses
After some unexpected time off, we’re back with a new episode where… you guessed it… we cover an album from 14 years ago! Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses is the first full-length album from Atreyu and one that we both admire greatly.
It seems like there were so audio issues with this episode (go figure) so please forgive any weirdness in that department. Otherwise, enjoy!
Episode 32 – Pennybridge Pioneers
In this episode, we discuss Drew Struzan artwork, Francis from Youtube and goofy Toto lyrics. Oh and we also cover Millencolin’s 4th studio album Pennybridge Pioneers.
Enjoy!
Episode 31 – The Deconstruction of Rap
In this latest episode we take a bit of a detour from our usual content and discuss a video that attempts to deconstruct the complexities of rap so that even the most lay of lay persons can understand and appreciate the art form. Was it a success? Do we think it was successful? Guess you’ll just have to listen and find out. Although, I think most of you can probably make a pretty accurate guess.
Enjoy!
Episode 30 – A Sceptic’s Universe
After a bit of downtime, we’re back in action and have quite the unique album to review for our 30th episode. In this installment, we review A Sceptic’s Universe by the Norweigan progressive, technical, fast, melodic and all around just kinda crazy group of fellers, Spiral Architect. As per usual we also get into other shenanigans along the way.
Enjoy!
Episode 29 – They’re Only Chasing Safety
In this episode, we attempt to play a game (that backfires rather quickly), Alex recalls a horrible experience involving a hotel mix-up and we cover Underoath’s second album They’re Only Chasing Safety.
Enjoy!
