In our final episode of Five for Foxing, we discuss Foxing's Foxing. If you say that sentence three times into a mirror a man with a sword and a mustache will croon to you from beyond the nether, my uncle told me at a campground.

Also up for self-titlescussion: Christmas music has gone too far this time but cannot be stopped, the Bears play the Sharks in the Giant's hometown per Chris, and Tacoma presents Tahoma and has a fruity aroma.

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This week you can draw your moon to us as we discover Foxing's fourth, pentultimate and most Majora's Mask-coded album: Draw Down the Moon. I'm thinking bout drawing down a cool glass of water and boiling up a kettle corn --my impersonation of a prospector.

Also up for discussion: We become a Car Talk podcast, downtown Seattle is back in business thanks to Borders, and the phrase "festival rock" is abused from all angles.

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This week! We want it all-- and we feel the love in suspension by discussing Nearer My God by Foxing as part of our holy mission to discuss all five of their records and give each one a 10/10 and mainly just sing over the tracks while nodding and saying "this rocks".

Also up for singscussion: Thanksgiving is had, talks with a dad, and turns out the world's politics is bad. Tonight!

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Theres no “the” about it— this week we are discussing Foxing’s Dealer. And that’s without a the, which is what I was referencing before with the first sentence.

Also up for discussion: 8 cellos is not enough, even if the instructor’s wife loves your touch, no albums were born on this day in 1996, and a soda company releases a false flag holiday slurp.

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WE WILL NOT HAVE AN EPISODE TODAY DUE TO HOLIDAYS-- We will however have an ep for you in time for Thanksgiving so please be patient thank you.

Also maybe don't listen to this audio I had to make a theme and there's a reason Lucas does those for us.

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For the next few weeks (THIS MONTH) we are doing five weeks (TONIGHT) of album reviews of a band we all love (THIS LIFE) called Foxing. They are calling it quits and we are calling them hotter than Imhotep and even Anubis-- who is a dog(?) and not a fox(!) and also we do know that Foxing is related to how parchment ages so shut up about terminology and words.

Also up for finger lickin' foxscussion: How to discern flavor 2025, we kiss each other clean, and Nujabes is for Youjabes RIP in memorium.

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This week (tonight) we are joined by musician, climate journalist and reluctant Wikipedia-page-haver Jael Holzman as we discuss The Dodo's magnum opus Visiter. No, for once I didn't make an obvious typo here, that is how the album is spelled.

Also up for discussion: Politics is bad and so is the planet's health, Bruce Springsteen gets kicked to F street (for failing) and Jael teases some of her upcoming work with Ekko Astral. Oh and also check out this sick longboarding video set to The Season. YouTube needs to just be trick compliations again it was a healthier time then.

Speaking of YouTube, watch the official music video for Ekko Astral’s new single “horseglue” here. The visit their Bandcamp and give them money!

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This week we round out October by posting in November about an album that will be listened to once you wake me up when September ends: Atreyu's the Curse. Our curse is that like in The Ring viewing media will haunt you, but in this case the haunted media is that now you've seen a photo of our cat in a bra.

Also up for sizzlin' scary (discu)ssion: Mullets are back with mouth, iCarly finally has a pop-punk moment, and what if Macklemore was Bon Iver?

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This October, Tonight! We discuss our most Sexual Detective Record yet: Sunset mission by Bohren and Der Club of Gore. Der is german for "the" in case you were struggling to put together how this is seasonally spooky. A gore club oh my god!

Also clubbing around our heads for discussion: a spooky show in a steam seller's sanatorium, Canada goes Freedom Fry Freestyle, and we relitigate which of the Hi-Chew flavors were best and it's still cola.

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This week and etcetera! We the three lads make some Only Noise celebrating Nicholas Jaar's opus, Space is Only Noise-- which is the same name of my audio-only OnlyFans account so please check that out/sue me for copyright infringement.

Also up for booscussion: what if the Thinker had a big action moment, we get Tangled up in Woodnumbers, and I am learning right now that sometimes these have typos in them so apologies for that. And in the instagrams??!

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Bootober is back for the first time as we get spooky with Burial's classicterpiece, Untrue. What I said was true but the album is untrue and one of us only lies so answer me these riddles three.

Also up for an equally coherent discussion: Taylor Swift is rushed to the flopspital in a whambulance, God grants Drake yet another L for his Guinness Record collection, and a shockingly good and sensible album time for some reason.

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This week we're plus The Bear, which is what I call Taylor Grimes of @swimintothesound (sorry for not asking if you like your new nickname I just gave you earlier this sentence) who walks us through his favorite record: Minus the Bear's Menos El Oso. And yes, we do talk about the sex thing. Apologies!

Also up for bearscussion (bear-discussion): A North Carolina treat is Bev'd "Live and In-Person" (TM), a swath of emo albums are discovered, and Oatmeal! Who is eating it and sleeping in our beds?? We find out, tonight.

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This Week: We came, we drove in, we at-the'd. That's the poet's way (Rilke agrees) of saying that for this very specialsode we covered At The Drive In's Relationship of Command. My relationship of command at the drive in is that if I (the power player) issue commands into the speaker (the employee) they provide me with Big Macs.

Also up for discussion: Not a lot about the album to Chris and ATDI fan's eternal dismay, a TikTok star overuns the MeatMarket, and oh yeah, we talk about Donkey Kong for 90% of the record.

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This week it's Oneohtrix for the books (this almost works, give it a chance) as we three boys go Chuck Personmode and Eccojam out to Oneohtrix Point Never's record, Age Of. What's it the age of? We find out tonight.

Also up for discussion: A birthday party goes horribly foul thanks to capitalism, a bizarre bicoastal bevcheck, and Chris sees Peff. Or Jup.

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This Week/Tonight we are joined by a guest all the way from the third coast (the middle one): Liquid Mike, who walks us through his 10/10 pick, the Marked Men's 2006 record Fix My Brain. If someone had fixed our brains we wouldn't have had to do this podcast, so we should get on that stat.

Also up for discussion: Move over Dead Milkmen, this podcast is for Ex-Mailmen, baseball teams can be from all sorts of places, and oh yeah its a very special birthday episode as we listen to Liquid Mike's new record Hell is an Airport, which came out (aka was born) just this week! Also it was Charlie's birthday but w/e that happens every year.

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This week We Became Birds as we discuss Bill "Hummingbird" Callahan's hit record (in Maryland) Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle. Often I wish I was a Godzilla, I'd make some changes around here, that's for sure.

Other Horses up for Wranglin' include: Charli XCX is going Kate Bush freestyle, Radiohead is hitting the road-iohead, and a saucy sorbet bev is bopped.

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This one goes out to all the Moby Dicks, Dons and Dans among us who love to rock hard. We have also chosen to rock hard by whaling (wailing) on Mastodon's (or Mastodan, for the Dans out there again) concept album about whaling: Leviathan.

Also up for discussion: It's Labor Day (Labor Don) and that's why the post was late and no other reason. Definitely we were not out on a boat espying for whales in telescopes.

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Progust continues with a bang by having us listen to an album we all actually like! And it's especially liked by Ciara from Swim into the Sound, who walks us through why it’s her favorite album, how a demonic bicycle is actually cool as hell (as long as it's not a fixie) and the history of several planets that later explode.

Also up for a very I'm Burning Starcussion: Ethel Cain and Lana pain, east coast music festivals are an acceptable purpose of travel, and a black and white film returns with a PNW sound.

The album: Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo I’m Burning Star IV Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness

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Well folks, we had 2 (TWO) guests get sick and bail on us this week so we had to forestall (not googling if thats the correct use of the word) hot progust bites and do a different thing! And unfortunately that different thing says 'Donkeh' with a Scottish accent pretty frequently.

Also up for discussion: One of the hosts is in trouble at work (who could've predicted thusly), Chris rides the world's tallest wooden rollercoaster (all adjectives false) and we take you all to a land far, far away (from good taste).

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