Troy and Ryan are in the mood... a sexy Christmas mood. Brand new seasonal tracks from the sensual R&B group The Ho, Ho, Hoes plus other brilliant songs from Nasally Yours, Reggaenomics, and much more.
We had a very special guest on the show this week, Jackson Meyer. Jackson is a Youtuber, Ninja Warrior, Survivor enthusiast, and amateur philanthropist. We played fresh tracks from Arse & Fanny, and got in the Christmas mood with The Ho, Ho, Hoes. But Jackson's favorite track was from the emo revival band Nasally Yours. Plus we announced the release of the brand new Reggaenomics EP, Make America High Again, available on all streaming platforms.
Ryan plays some hot new tracks from Kall of Booty before dropping some hints for the upcoming debut album for ICE Frog: My Frogging Airhole - Available to stream anywhere now!
Troy and Ryan introduce brand new tracks from Freedom Frog, Freddie Uranus, Kall of Booty, and many more.
Troy and Ryan welcome their first ever special guest, Steve Tannenbaum... and how special he is. He's a local artist, and paints an upside-down baby face on Ryan's forehead while we play tracks for him from Freddie Uranus, Gasoline Dion, Reggaenomics, Brozart, and Kall of Booty.
Ryan introduces a very weird new track from Catmandu while Troy shares a track from Nasally Yours, a new band on a mission to revive emo. Al Gore Rhythm gets inspired with a new sense of hope following the Democratic sweep of the East Coast elections.
Troy and Ryan celebrate Halloween by introducing Scaryachi while sporting festive costumes (a taco and Waldo). Your esteemed hosts also share brand new tracks from Lamb of Cod, Brozart, and Chill Clinton, as well as some new elevator music.
Troy and Ryan release brand new tracks from Al Gore Rhythm and officially rebrand Ronald Reggae to Reggaenomics.
Troy and Ryan fight over the impending name change for Ronald Reggae while introducing the sweet new sounds of Al Gore Rhythm, and new tracks from Boy Pirates and Kall of Booty, and more.
Ryan and Troy introduce brand new artist Taylor Swallows and follow it up with fresh tracks from fan favorites like Ronald Reggae, Kall of Booty, and even a new song from the up-and-coming Freedom Frog.
We held a special emergency podcast recording in the midst of Portland's naked bike ride response to the deployment of the National Guard in our backyard. Some of the artists on the Permanent Records label wrote and recorded music specific to this event to support the cause. Freedom Frog was born on this day. Random Ass All-Stars working alongside Brozart, Kall of Booty, and even Gerty!
Troy and Ryan introduce a few new artists from the Permanent Records studio and release brand new tracks from Kall of Booty, Catmandu, Ronald Reggae, and more!
Troy and Ryan premiere brand-spankin'-new music from the Permanent Records label featuring fresh new tracks from Robert Dinero, Brozart, Kall of Booty, Chill Clinton, Ronald Reggae and more.
Permanent Records founders Troy and Ryan share some of their newly discovered artists, featuring never-before-heard music from children's death metal band Youthanize the Elderly, modern classical glam rock band Brozart, conservative reggae band Ronald Reggae, and chiptune hip hop artist Kall of Booty.
Follow Permanent Records as they release never-before-heard music from newly signed artists Gasoline Dion and Kall of Booty. Video Game Hip-Hop and Industrial Adult Contemporary Ballads galore. Enjoy!
Our first episode after pivoting. Now the podcast follows us as we create music on the fly with the help of AI. Today's episode features a soft and funky song called 'Gentle Funk' and a death metal song about a lovely horse.
Ryan and Troy finish out the second half of the album while reminding themselves of the insane luxuries we take for granted in modern society. They also talk about trimming pubes.
Ryan and Troy analyze the politically-charged 2001 album The Empire Strikes First by acclaimed punk legends Bad Religion.
The second half of the album feels more contemplative, trance-like, almost shoegaze-y at times, compared to the first half which was borderline dance music. Not a criticism as much as an observation. The album as a whole is very well-rounded, very unique, and unquestionably a must-listen.
Troy's turn this week. What's the opposite of a Naysayer?... Yeasayer! What's the opposite of a boring album? Yeasayer's All Hour Cymbals, a funky Middle Eastern-ish psych pop album with spectacular bass lines and powerful polyrhythmic percussion.