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Each week on ‘At First Listen,’ cohosts Andrew and Dominique dive deep into music new and old that to broaden their musical horizons and (hopefully) discover new favorites.
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Dominique introduces Andrew to viral rapper Dolly Babe’s “Pink Blush,” a raunchy, empowering and yet eerily wholesome single.
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We have no notes for Lexxe's "The Box," but we have lots of questions!
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Andrew and Dominique return after a late-summer break with an overdue tribute to Dolly Parton, who passed away this August at age 80.
(Episode 52)
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Andrew and Dominique check out recent single "Brain Matter Displacement" from the straight-edge metalcore band No Cure.
No Cure's latest album, It Is Going to Get Dark, arrived in July
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Our guest Christin Marks of Q104.3 New York's 'Jim Kerr Rock and Roll Morning Show' introduces us to one of the great British pop/rock albums of the '90s, Blur's Park Life.
Christin let's Andrew and Dominique in on the wide world of BritPop, which largely encompasses British bands that never broke through the grunge grit of the American alternative music landscape of the '90s.
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(Episode 51)
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Our favorite zoomer singer-songwriter Sombr tackles body dysmorphia on his latest hit, "My Body Isn't Ready."
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Damin Tyler began his new era in June by releasing breezy new summer song about gay love called "Real Man."
The song presents a wholesome, wistful experience of young love that makes no effort to obfuscate for the benefit of uptight straight audiences.
Andrew and Dominique discuss the progress that "Real Man" represents, and why the mainstream needs exposure to more artwork that is both by and for the LGBTQ+ community.
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Andrew and Dominique check out the new Bring Me the Horizon song "Dehumanized," a new single released in celebration of BMTH's re-recorded version of its 2006 debut album, Count Your Blessings.
We discuss our preconceptions of BMTH and whether they're the only culturally relevant contemporary heavy metal band.
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On this episode, Andrew and Dominique discuss the long-lost unfinished Deftones album Eros, which leaked last month after over a decade of fan fixation.
Eros is the album the band was working on circa 2008 when bassist Chi Cheng was involved in a catastrophic car accident that left him in a semi-comatose state until his death in 2013.
Deftones abandoned work on the album following Cheng’s accident. The band’s subsequent album, Diamond Eyes, in 2010 was a stark departure in sound that only begged more questions about the stepping stone that Eros might’ve been.
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Our guest Kelly Branco introduces us to Ween via the band's 1997 album 'The Mollusk.'
We discuss the alternative music landscape in the '90s that enabled a strange band like Ween to find its audience, as well as how Ween's unsinkable irreverence influenced beloved millennial TV shows like 'South Park' and 'SpongeBob Squarepants.'
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