SetList Audioclub

EPISODE 10: SEASON 1 FINALEDan and Hayden shoot the shit and talk about music...again.This time we're talking about some real heavy hitters - two classic albums from the early 1970's that really hold their own in the thunderdome of public opinion.Led Zeppelin IV ('71) and Frank Zappa's Apostrophe (') ('74)Please join us as we close out Season 1 with a B A N G! a

Hayden gets a bad haircut and Dan doesn't think skills are worth more than $20. The pair then take a dive into the world of the mid 2000s to look at The White Stripes' final release alongside a breakthrough hit record from psychadelic indie legends MGMT.In typical Dan + Hayden fashion, staying on topic is definitely not an option, so enjoy the back and forth. One more episode left in Season 1!

 EPISODE 8: JT and Black Pistol FireDan and Hayden throw it back to 2002 and visit Justin Timberlake's first solo record Justified, then fast-forward to 2015 to chat about garage punk Black Pistol Fire's release Don't Wake the Riot. 

Dan and Hayden explore the worlds of cult alternative legends Ween and the contemporary folk rock singer/songwriter James Bay and their releases The Mollusk and Chaos and the Calm. From the inspiration of one of the most recognizable faces in cartoon history to a couple of Grammy nominations, the dynamic duo explore the underlying themes hidden beneath the surface of the releases and highlight a few of their favorite (and not-so-favorite) tracks.

Dan and Hayden review Vista Kicks' Twenty Something Nightmare and Gallant's Ology. Why are albums so long nowadays? Why does Dan keep burnt burger buns? What do you call the inside portions of a pepper? Stick around and find out on this week's edition of the SetList Audioclub!

Dan and Hayden profess their love for Rock legend Dave Grohl in the only way they know how: making a podcast about it. Exploring projects from the Foo Fighters, as well as a lesser-known DG project in Them Crooked Vultures, the boys explore how they came to know Mr. Grohl's work and how his influence ripples in music today. With brief interjections regarding Tony Hawk and cheeseburgers, you're in for a great time. Grab a drink and relax (unless you're driving, then don't drink and focus on what you're doing). Otherwise, enjoy!

Dan and Hayden turn the clocks back to 2005 to look at toe's a book about my idle plot on a vague anxiety and Dream Theater's Octavarium. Hayden goes full 'Dad' and gets gassed up on mowing the lawn (ba dum tsss) and Dan shares heartfelt stories of mutilation and his relationship with Razor scooters.

On this week's episode, Dan and Hayden take a look at Feed Me Jack's Chumphrey and Car Seat Headrest's Teens of Denial. Take a listen as we explore these two albums and talk about a bunch of other stuff that has nothing to do with music :)

Dan and Hayden take a look at Billy Joel’s 1977 hit The Stranger and 2007’s Costello Music from the definitely not Italian alternative rockers The Fratellis. Grab a drink, take a seat, and enjoy!

Dan and Hayden review The Blue Van's Man Up and Attack Attack!'s self-titled album. Buckle up, it's a good one.