Discography Dreams

On this week's spin of Discography Dreams, the boys dive into Paranoid by Black Sabbath. Russ continues to talk for way longer than he should, Mike slams Iron Maiden, and the history of Heavy Metal continues to be revealed by quick internet searches.

On this spin of Discography Dreams, Mike and Russ are joined once again by Keyton to have a group therapy session where Mike missed a funeral, Russ finally connects with Pop-Punk, and Keyton makes light of the situations one finds themselves in.

In this series of Discography Dreams, Mike and Russ explore the beginnings of heavy metal where Russ prattles on about Bill Ward and Geezer Butler, Mike complains about blues rock and the mood on Black Sabbath's self-titled album, and the boys find humor in Tolkien being a fundamental force behind their favorite genre.

In the first episode for our new band, The Wonder Years, guest host Keyton, Russ, and Mike dive deep into 2010's The Upsides where they talk about the waves of Pop Punk, lore, and other silliness.

We're back like we never left! In this episode of Discography Dreams, Mike and Russ ragebait Brenna into returning to guess star in the episode, where they talk about how sad Moodring makes us, chronic illness, insurance companies, and Mike's new cologne.

In this final episode of the Hum discography dive, hosts Mike and Russ dive deep into 2020's Inlet. This album is fantastic folks, give it a listen.

In this episode of Discography Dreams, hosts Russ, Brenna, and Mike dive deep into modern Nu-metal classic Stargazer where they talk about the oversaturation of Nu-metal, wedding day catastrophes, and unimaginable sadness.

In this episode of Pod Beyond, Mike and Russ get confused by lyrics, reminisce on young love and recount a moment of Gamestop cringe.

In this episode of Pod Beyond, hosts Mike, Brenna, and Russ dive deep into nu-metal band Moodring's classic EPs, where they get to see the evolution of the band before moving on to the albums.

In this new episode of Discography Dreams, hosts Mike and Russ dive into the underrated classic You'd Prefer an Astronaut. This album is amazing, do yourself a favor and listen to it!