On each episode, we discuss a single new album.
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For the Record #73: The National's "Sleep Well Beast"
The National are back with their 7th studio record, "Sleep Well Beast," and we discuss it in depth on episode #73 of "For the Record." For all the episodes, visit ForTheRecordPodcast.com.
For the Record #73: The National's "Sleep Well Beast"
The National are back with their 7th studio record, "Sleep Well Beast," and we discuss it in depth on episode #73 of "For the Record." For all the episodes, visit ForTheRecordPodcast.com.
For the Record #72: Weaves' "Wide Open"
Toronto's Weaves got a lot of attention for their experimental debut record last year, and they're back with a sophomore LP that's more pop-oriented and accessible, but no less interesting.
For the Record #72: Weaves' "Wide Open"
Toronto's Weaves got a lot of attention for their experimental debut record last year, and they're back with a sophomore LP that's more pop-oriented and accessible, but no less interesting.
For the Record #72: Weaves' "Wide Open"
Toronto's Weaves got a lot of attention for their experimental debut record last year, and they're back with a sophomore LP that's more pop-oriented and accessible, but no less interesting.
For the Record #71: Wolf Parade's "Cry Cry Cry"
It's been seven years since Wolf Parade released their last LP and subsequently went on an indefinite hiatus. Each member spent time on various side projects, but they're back together and sound more cohesive than ever.
For the Record #71: Wolf Parade's "Cry Cry Cry"
It's been seven years since Wolf Parade released their last LP and subsequently went on an indefinite hiatus. Each member spent time on various side projects, but they're back together and sound more cohesive than ever.
For the Record #71: Wolf Parade's "Cry Cry Cry"
It's been seven years since Wolf Parade released their last LP and subsequently went on an indefinite hiatus. Each member spent time on various side projects, but they're back together and sound more cohesive than ever.
For the Record #70: Ted Leo's "The Hanged Man"
Ted Leo (minus the Pharmacists) is back with a vengeance with his first solo record in 7 years, which explores new territory, both musically and emotionally. We discuss it in depth in episode #70 of "For the Record."
For the Record #70: Ted Leo's "The Hanged Man"
Ted Leo (minus the Pharmacists) is back with a vengeance with his first solo record in 7 years, which explores new territory, both musically and emotionally. We discuss it in depth in episode #70 of "For the Record."