This week we are reviewing two very exciting, very dense, and very great new records from artists who should be on your radar. First up is the beginning of a new story from progressive rock band The Dear Hunter, who shift their sound to adopting more pop and R&B stylings in crafting a new world and the first chapter of a new story. Following that, the main attraction is abstract hip-hop artist and poet Moor Mother, whose new album Jazz Codes deconstructs the aesthetics of jazz to craft a melting pot of black stories, reflections, and poetry.
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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 4:00 The Imperial Triumphant Discography 8:02 Jake Has Kate Bush Hot Takes 14:50 Blut Aus Nord & Atmospheric Black Metal 21:12 Lightning Bolt’s Wonderful Rainbow Is A Total Headf**k 23:33 Jake Gets Artificially Brained 27:27 The Gay IDM Punk of Water Gun Water Gun Sky Attack 30:25 Ryley is Feelin’ the Feelies 32:40 Remembering Regina Spektor & Dearing the Hunter 37:25 Ryley Does Not Like Muse’s First Album 48:17 The Dear Hunter - Antimai 1:16:43 Moor Mother - Jazz Codes 1:50:59 Outro

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