Episode Synopsis "Episode 008: Deloused in the Comatorium"

This is a backer request from "Itsumi Mario," who wanted us to go in-depth on the bonkers 2001 debut by the Mars Volta, De-Loused in the Comatorium. Despite definitely not being in the wheelhouse of neither Jeremy nor Elliot, we find a lot to talk about with this one; the Mars Volta are a lot of things, but "boring" certainly isn't one of them. I'm also really happy that I got to go deep into post-hardcore on a podcast that's about prog rock.

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