Summary

In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss the shifting narratives in the NBA playoffs, drawing parallels between sports and music. They explore the hope fans have for their teams and favorite bands, even after disappointing seasons or albums. The conversation shifts to the Deftones and their journey through various album releases, followed by an exciting announcement about Queens of the Stone Age's unique performance in the catacombs of Paris. They also delve into Rick Beato's insightful music interviews and the latest collaboration between Primus and Maynard James Keenan. The episode highlights the passion and challenges of content creation in the music industry. In this conversation, Andrew Schnitkey and Craig Lyndall delve into the latest music releases, particularly focusing on the band Turnstile and their evolving sound. They discuss the significance of music discovery in the streaming era, the impact of listener counts on artist visibility, and the challenges of introducing new generations to rock music. The dialogue highlights the importance of music videos, the evolution of rock, and the implications of streaming metrics on the music industry.

Chapters

00:00 NBA Playoffs and Team Narratives 02:48 Music and Sports: Seasons of Hope 05:58 Deftones: A Rollercoaster of Albums 08:51 Queens of the Stone Age: Live in the Catacombs 12:11 Rick Beato: The Art of Music Interviews 17:56 Primus and Maynard: New Collaborations 26:03 Exploring New Music Releases 31:53 The Evolution of Rock Music for New Generations 39:56 The Impact of Streaming Metrics on Music Discovery