Brandito, Bob, and Mel are back with another Track Attack, breaking down six brand-new singles from across the musical spectrum. This week they're covering Speakerphone by Rebecca Black, Better Man from Slow Pulp, Nightshift Superstar by Muse, the feeling from Steve Lacy, Too Easy by Tinashe, and des fleurs x stromae from Tove Lo and Stromae.From shimmering pop and indie rock to arena anthems, slick R&B, and electronic collaborations, this week's lineup keeps the conversation moving. As always, the crew breaks down the highs, the lows, and the tracks that left them wanting just a little more.Press play, listen along, and let us know which single earned a permanent spot in your playlist.

In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

07:10 Speakerphone - Rebecca Black

15:30 Better Man - Slow Pulp

19:41 Nightshift Superstar - Muse

24:28 the feeling - Steve Lacy

29:53 Too Easy - Tinashe

35:27 des fleurs x stromae - Tove Lo, Stromae

Brandito, Bob, and Mel are back with three new album reviews, covering Coin-O-Matic by Deer Tick, Cry Baby from Vince Staples, and you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love by Olivia Rodrigo.This week’s episode takes the crew from Deer Tick’s genre-bending Americana to Vince Staples' sharp observations and Olivia Rodrigo's emotionally devastating confessions. Along the way, favorite tracks don't always line up, feelings definitely get hurt, and at least one debate refuses to die long after the song ends.Whether you're here for loose change, ugly crying, or questioning why someone so in love sounds so sad, this episode has a little something for everyone.Press play, listen along, and let us know which album hit you the hardest — emotionally or otherwise. 🎧💔🪙

In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

01:07 Coin-O-Matic - Deer Tick

42:55 Cry Baby - Vince Staples

01:27:41 you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love - Olivia Rodrigo

Brandito and Mel are back with three new album reviews, covering Inferno by Boards of Canada, everyone for ten minutes by bleachers, and The Boys of Dungeon Lane by Paul McCartney.This week’s episode takes the crew from cryptic electronic soundscapes and conspiracy-board-worthy rabbit holes to heartfelt indie rock and a trip down Dungeon Lane. Along the way, there are questions, theories, emotional spirals, and at least one point where it becomes unclear whether Mel is reviewing an album or being recruited into a cult.Three albums. Three very different worlds. One increasingly concerned podcast. Press play, listen along, and let us know which album sent you the furthest down the rabbit hole. 🎧🔥🕳️ In this episode:

00:00 Introduction

02:14 Inferno - Boards of Canada

01:03:41 everyone for ten minutes - Bleachers

01:43:25 The Boys of Dungeon Lane - Paul McCartney