About For the Record
For each show, we take an in-depth look at one new album that we think is worth sharing, and play some selections from it. An archive of all our episodes is available at ForTheRecordPodcast.com. Contact us at FTR@ForTheRecordPodcast.com.
- Thursday 9:30 – 10:00am (bi-weekly)
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Pom Pom Squad's "Death of a Cheerleader"
Pom Pom Squad’s debut LP, “Death of a Cheerleader,” combines a Motown girl-group sound with a modern punk attitude and excellent pop sensibilities. We discuss it…
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Sleater-Kinney's "Path of Wellness"
Sleater-Kinney's tenth album, "Path of Wellness," represents a new direction for a band that has never stopped changing. We discuss it in-depth on episode #150 of…
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Japanese Breakfast's "Jubilee"
The third album from Japanese Breakfast, "Jubilee," swings for the fences with a much bigger, poppier sound, complete with horn and string arrangements. It's a major…
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Rosie Tucker's "Sucker Supreme"
Rosie Tucker's debut for Epitaph Records, "Sucker Supreme," is a surprising indie pop gem. Witty lyrics and concise songwriting, together with some interesting experimental moments, result…
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Squid's "Bright Green Field"
Squid's debut LP, "Bright Green Field," defies categorization. It's an electrifyingly creative mix of post-punk, jazz, and experimental rock that explores the anxiety and excitement of…
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Prism Bitch's "Perla"
Covering the map with everything from pop to heavy rock to country-tinged ballads, Prism Bitch's varied and energetic debut LP is worth a listen. We discuss…
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Tune-Yards' "Sketchy"
Tune-Yards are back with an album of politically-charged tracks that you can't help but sing along to -- and they're from right here in the Bay…
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Adult Mom's "Driver"
Adult Mom's third album is their first for Epitaph Records, and the fullest realization yet of their charming, intimate sound. We discuss "Driver" on episode #144…
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Julien Baker's "Little Oblivions"
Julien Baker's third album is a triumph. It's major departure from her previous sound, with a richness of production that matches its emotional expansiveness. We discuss…
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Shame's "Drunk Tank Pink"
London quintet Shame made a splash with the brash post-punk of their debut record, but come back with a more complex and contemplative sound for their…
