We Pod Sonically

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos! In our second test episode, we dive into some of the most important albums that we'd love to add to our collections. There's one problem though: they've never been officially pressed!  Follow We Pod Sonically on Instagram @wepodsonically. Follow We Pod Sonically on Twitter @wepodsonically. Listen to our Spotify Playlist which includes music discussed in this episode.

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos! We're back! After a year-long hiatus, we return! To get us back into the rhythm of recording, we decided to do four test episodes before diving back into music reviews. In our first test episode, we count down our Top 6 Holy Grail Vinyls. These are vinyls that exist, have been officially pressed, but aren't in our collections (primarily due to crazy monetary value or rarity). Follow We Pod Sonically on Instagram @wepodsonically. Follow We Pod Sonically on Twitter @wepodsonically. Our Spotify Playlist: https://sptfy.com/dm1F Our YouTube Playlist: https://bit.ly/3bHsQ18

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos, providing you with music reviews and news! This week we celebrate the release of Cage the Elephant's new record "Social Cues" by reviewing their 2013 release "Melophobia." Our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2HjKU6u Our YouTube Playlist: http://bit.ly/2O2I06R Follow We Pod Sonically on Instagram: @wepodsonically Follow We Pod Sonically on Twitter: @wepodsonically This podcast was produced, edited, mixed and mastered by 38 Sounds.

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos! This week we celebrate the release of Billie Eilish's new record When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? by exploring both Eilish's new LP and her previous EP, delving into her unique blend of electronic-acoustic-trap. Our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2HjKU6u Our YouTube Playlist: http://bit.ly/2O2I06R Follow We Pod Sonically on Instagram: @wepodsonically Follow We Pod Sonically on Twitter: @wepodsonically This podcast was produced, edited, mixed and mastered by 38 Sounds.

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos! This week we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of The Middle of Nowhere by Orbital. The brothers from Kent, England take us on a cosmically eclectic journey into the depths of electronica. From the abrasive beginnings of Niyaz's favorite "Know Where to Run," to the nostalgically blissful ending of Clint's favorite "Nothing Left," these tracks start in one place and finish in decidedly and contrastingly different places. Our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2HjKU6u Our YouTube Playlist: http://bit.ly/2O2I06R Follow We Pod Sonically on Instagram: @wepodsonically Follow We Pod Sonically on Twitter: @wepodsonically This podcast was produced, edited, mixed and mastered by 38 Sounds.

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos, providing you with music reviews and news! This week we celebrate the the release of Grammy award-winning best album Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves a year ago. Don't let Musgraves previous work fool you, as Niyaz and Clint establish early on that Golden Hour is distinctly a pop record with country undertones. From the driving-down-the-highway-belting-out-notes-worthy "Butterflies," which is Niyaz's personal favorite and the crisp statement-making opener "Slow Burn," to the upbeat disco-infused, anthem "High Horse," which is Clint's favorite, Musgraves subtly inserts her country roots into a plethora of moods and genre-bending sounds. We conclude the episode with industry news including Lollapalooza 2019, Odesza and Big Wild on tour, and Chris Fehn departing Slipknot. Show Links Our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2HjKU6u Our YouTube Playlist: http://bit.ly/2O2I06R This podcast was produced, edited, mixed and mastered by 38 Sounds.

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos, providing you with music reviews and news! This week we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the release of Mastodon's Crack the Skye. Fire, Water, and Earth. Mastodon has addressed almost all of the classic elements in their concept albums (air being the exception), but there is one mystic element that serves as the basis for Crack the Skye: aether. We discuss the spiritual, ethereal textures of epic tracks such as "The Czar" and Niyaz's personal favorite, "The Last Baron", to the otherworldly tones of Clint's favorite, "Ghosts of Karelia." We take you on Mastodon's wild ride from paraplegic wormhole travellers, to the mysterious Russian mystic Rasputin, to the tragedy of drummer/singer Brann Dailor's sister, Skye's passing. Our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2HjKU6u Our YouTube Playlist: http://bit.ly/2O2I06R

Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton on the digital ones and twos, providing you with music reviews and news! This week we celebrate the release of David Byrne's American Utopia. From the immigration-influenced, thought-provoking "Everybody's Coming to My House," Niyaz's personal favorite, to the quirky and groovy "It's Not Dark Up Here," Clint's personal favorite. However, we both agree that the 2018 American Utopia Tour stands as one of Byrne's most triumphant, unique, and impressive career achievements. Our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2HjKU6u Our YouTube Playlist: http://bit.ly/2O2I06R.

The inaugural episode, the first one, numero uno! Niyaz Pirani and Clint Keaton welcome you to We Pod Sonically, a weekly podcast where we retrospectively review one record per show, as well as provide our listeners with current and trending news in the music industry. This week we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of Nine Inch Nails' The Downward Spiral. From the visceral megahit "Closer" to the abrasive "March of the Pigs," we slip into the spiral of the concept album Niyaz characterized as "a punch in the face." Yet, coupled with the soothing ambiance of "A Warm Place," which eventually leads into what Clint described as "sonically ecstatic" when "Eraser" gallops towards its conclusion, The Downward Spiral proves anything but your average rock record. We conclude with a tribute to the tragic passing of The Prodigy frontman Keith Flint.