Wilson Phillips

We live in strange times. Maybe one of the ways to cope is to get a little strange ourselves. If you only know the B-52s from the song Love Shack, you need to listen to their weird and wonderful debut album.

It's a question we've been pondering since the dawn of time...

Does experimentation and risk taking automatically make an album more interesting? Or do you need an album that has a more familiar template to keep your interest? This record definitely falls into the former category. Listen to it. Then listen to us, and make your decision.

Some people love to hate on Rush. To that we say, poppycock! Open your ears! Also follow us on Instagram and Threads @brothersinsong

Thank you for bearing with us during our little hiatus. We're back to give you a little update. A new full-length episode is on the way soon! Good to be back!

On this episode we take a look at this band's final album, an ambitious piece chock full of classic rock influences. But does the band (Brenden Urie) emulate their heroes a little too well?

Where do you turn for inspiration during difficult times? We turn to music. Join us as we appreciate and analyze this truth bomb from 1988.

You don't need to hold on for one more day! A new episode of Brothers in Song has arrived! We've got a very interesting 2025 planned. Please support us by writing a 5 star review on your favorite podcast platform.

Our annual holiday gift to our listeners. We talk about behind the scenes stuff and a very whacky Christmas album by Fred Schneider of the B-52's. Thanks for listening in 2024. See you next year!

On this episode we explore another luminary of classic country. Like Cash, Parton, and Nelson, Kris Kristofferson has a charm all his own. But is it enough to overcome shabby recording techniques? Also, please check out the debut release by iconograph, Dan's very own music project. Follow the link below to listen! https://tr.ee/2rrSQzpPPc