Episode description

Summary

In this episode, Craig and Andrew dive into the latest music releases, particularly focusing on Deafheaven's new single and the anticipation for their upcoming album. They discuss the economics of concert tickets, highlighting the staggering prices for Morgan Wallen's concert, and reflect on the decline of the Pitchfork Music Festival. The conversation shifts to the controversy surrounding the hardcore band Scowl and their partnership with Taco Bell, exploring the implications of 'selling out' in the music industry. Finally, they address the authenticity debate in music, emphasizing the importance of supporting artists financially to sustain their creative endeavors. In this episode, Andrew Schnitkey and Craig Lyndall discuss various topics related to music, including late-night cravings for Taco Bell, the pairing of Manchester Orchestra with Incubus on tour, the complexities of streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, and a heartfelt tribute to Matt Pinfield, a significant figure in music history. The conversation explores the evolving music landscape, the impact of streaming on artists, and the nostalgia tied to influential music personalities.

Chapters

00:00 Exploring New Music Releases
08:52 Ticket Prices and the Economics of Concerts
17:00 The Decline of Pitchfork Music Festival
25:55 The Controversy Around Scowl and Taco Bell
34:01 The Authenticity Debate in Music
36:16 Late Night Cravings and Music Releases
39:48 Concert Pairings: Manchester Orchestra and Incubus
45:35 Streaming Services: The Spotify Debate
01:00:10 A Tribute to Matt Pinfield