Best threevue.com Podcasts (2025)

The New Year is the “new” band (now 10 years old) from the main guys of Bedhead, one of my all-time favorite bands. Lucky for us, they don’t try that much new stuff with this new band.By threevue.com

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#28: The Advantage

Play Pause

16 years ago

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An instrumental NES cover band on a video game website; sounds like a match made in heaven, right? Right.By threevue.com

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#27: The Juliana Theory

16 years ago

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The Juliana Theory released three lousy albums and one halfway good album with some really excellent tracks. And really bad album art.By threevue.com

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#26: Shearwater

16 years ago

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Shearwater is the former side project (now main project) of former Okkervil River member Jonathan Meiburg. Each of their albums are good for their own reasons.By threevue.com

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#25: Okkervil River

16 years ago

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Yo. Okkervil River is one of my favorite bands. Listen. Recognize.By threevue.com

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#24: Meredith Bragg and The Terminals

16 years ago

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Meredith Bragg is a singer/songwriter from Washington DC who has released two hushed, overlooked albums over the past few years.By threevue.com

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#23: Phantom Planet

16 years ago

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Phantom Planet was a band that featured Jason Schwartzman on drums for a while, as well as having a song featured as The O.C.’s theme song. They went on “indefinite hiatus” last year.By threevue.com

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#22: Kings of Leon

16 years ago

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Kings of Leon are a well-known Southern rock band whose second album is pretty damn good.By threevue.com

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#21: Owen

16 years ago

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Owen is the solo project of Mike Kinsella, former member of American Football, Joan of Arc, The Owls, and Cap’n Jazz.By threevue.com

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#20: John Vanderslice

16 years ago

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Twentieth episode! That calls for a celebration, so I had my good friend Fred provide the narrative to this week's feature. You may recognize Fred as the guy who says "Threevue.com" before every episode of the feature. I figured I would give him some time in the spotlight this week, since he takes time out of his busy day every week to say "Threevu…

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#19: The Thermals

16 years ago

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Portland, Oregon band The Thermals get our You Should Know treatment this week. They’ve released nothing but good albums since their inception in 2002.By threevue.com

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#18: Looper

16 years ago

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Looper is an electronic act headed by former Belle and Sebastian bassist Stuart David.By threevue.com

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#17: Gatsby's American Dream

16 years ago

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Dear bands, If you make an album about dinosaurs, I give it an episode of our You Should Know feature. See: Gatsby’s American Dream’s In the Land of Lost Monsters.By threevue.com

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#16: For Stars

16 years ago

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San Fransisco band For Stars are this week’s focus, who are hard as hell to find on the internet thanks to two other bands, Stars and Planes Mistaken For Stars.By threevue.com

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#15: Mineral

16 years ago

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Although you may have heard me drop the “e-bomb” in earlier features, today we showcase a genuine emo band - Mineral - who released two classic and highly-influential albums in the late nineties.By threevue.com

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#14: The Microphones

16 years ago

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This week we’ll be talking about the Washington-based band The Microphones, headed by Phil Elvrum, which has had several other band names (Mount Eerie, Phil Elvrum, etc). Their most well-known album, The Glow Pt. 2, was reissued last year.By threevue.com

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#13: Rogue Wave

16 years ago

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Lucky episode #13 features the Oakland-based indie pop/rock band Rogue Wave, who have released two great albums and one okay album.By threevue.com

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#12: The American Analog Set

16 years ago

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Episode #12 features one of my all-time favorite bands, The American Analog Set. Listen, enjoy, buy.By threevue.com

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#11: Easy Big Fella

16 years ago

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Oh snap, we’re switching things up this week by showcase the Seattle ska-revival band Easy Big Fella, and their near-perfect third album, Eat at Joey’s. None of that mopey indie rock crap today!By threevue.com

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#10: Dolour

16 years ago

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Dolour was a Seattle band that released four albums, three of which are pretty damn good. And last time I checked, .750 is a helluva batting average.By threevue.com

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#9: The Wrens

16 years ago

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Hailing from New Jersey, The Wrens are the topic of our ninth You Should Know, focusing on their awesome third album, The Meadowlands.By threevue.com

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#8: Creeper Lagoon

16 years ago

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This week’s installment features the San Fransisco alternative/indie rock band Creeper Lagoon, who released a criminally-overlooked debut album I Become Small and Go in 1998, which drew a lot of Pavement comparisons.By threevue.com

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#7: The Vandals (Holiday Edition!)

16 years ago

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In celebration of the holidays, here’s a special edition of You Should Know featuring The Vandals‘ Christmas album, which came out in 1996.By threevue.com

Threevue.com Podcasts

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Threevue.com's "You Should Know"

threevue.com

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#31: Silver Scooter

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#30: Rocky Votolato

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#29: The New Year

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#28: The Advantage

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#27: The Juliana Theory

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#26: Shearwater

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#25: Okkervil River

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#24: Meredith Bragg and The Terminals

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#23: Phantom Planet

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#22: Kings of Leon

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#21: Owen

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#20: John Vanderslice

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#19: The Thermals

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#18: Looper

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#17: Gatsby's American Dream

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#16: For Stars

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#15: Mineral

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#14: The Microphones

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#13: Rogue Wave

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#12: The American Analog Set

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#11: Easy Big Fella

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#10: Dolour

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#9: The Wrens

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#8: Creeper Lagoon

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#7: The Vandals (Holiday Edition!)