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Every album tells a story. Most never get heard. We dig them out with podcasts exploring heavy 70s, 80s metal, 90s alternative, and 00s rock—forgotten masterpieces, lost classics, and legends that still have something to say.
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12 Rods’ Split Personalities: Too Weird for Radio, Too Melodic to Ignore (opens the original)
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Daron Faught put 12 Rods’ Split Personalities into the hopper for a poll, and it won a tight race over Green River, Skid Row, and Josh Rouse. That means we got to return to one of the strangest bands ever to turn Ohio art-school instincts into Minneapolis indie rock, this time at the moment where all their competing urges were fighting for space on the same record. Want to bring YOUR favorite lost album to the table? Suggest it for a future episode or community poll.<a class="button primary" hre
A Dead Heat Between Two Albums That Have No Business Being on the Same Ballot (opens the original)
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After combining every vote from Patreon and Substack, Freakshow and Lost Highway finished in an exact tie for first place. So we’re going to overtime to decide which 90s album deserves a deep dive podcast. Freakshow is a band mid-fall , sensing the ground shifting beneath them, pivoting hard and making something rawer and stranger than anything they’d done before. Lost Highway is David Lynch assembling the decade’s darkest sonic voices into something that felt like a transmission from the unders
Beck closes the heartache trilogy, Anthrax end a decade of silence, Soft Cell say goodbye to Dave Ball, and Neil Young digs up songs he wrote at 18. (opens the original)
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Ed Buller Mixed It. Hollywood Records Released It. Then Tinfed Vanished. (opens the original)
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Chris Martz brought us Tinfed’s 2000 major-label swan song, Tried + True, via the Dig Me Out Board of Directors. It is a record caught between late-90s alternative rock muscle and the digital future it could almost see, with enough strange texture to make us wonder why it vanished so completely. Want to bring YOUR favorite lost album to the table? Suggest it for a future episode. <div class="captioned
From Chicago Folk-Pop to Canadian Industrial Metal: The September 90s Ballot Is Wild (opens the original)
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Some ballots make a clean argument for a genre. This one kicks the door off its hinges and lets four completely different kinds of ’90s weirdness fight it out.We’ve got Poi Dog Pondering chasing something warm, restless, and big-hearted. Bulletboys trying to turn a freak show into an arena-sized event. David Lynch’s Lost Highway soundtrack lurking in the shadows with a trunk full of dread. And Monster Voodoo Machine bringing the Canadian industrial-metal grime.There is no safe pick here. That is
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