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Dave and Pat review Beach House's new album "7" (2:44), discuss who will be picked for XXL Freshman 2018 (6:12), review Kyle's debut album "Light of Mine" (29:16), and discuss how Deadpool 2 stacks up to the original (37:19).
Dave and Pat discuss the potential precent set following Spotify's decision to remove xxxTentacion and R. Kelly from its playlists (0:56). We review new albums from Tee Grizzley (5:25), Playboi Carti (9:13), Ski Mask the Slump God (11:32), Charlie Puth (14:52), and Arctic Monkeys (18:30). We conclude with season reviews of Silicon Valley (25:21) and Barry (30:50).
Dave and Pat discuss the cancellation of FYF Fest (0:58), Arrested Development's return (3:05), Billboard's changes to how streaming affects the charts (5:32), and Childish Gambino's new song "This Is America" (11:05). We conclude with a review of Rae Sremmurd's third album "SR3MM" and why it justifies its long run time (16:18).
Dave and Pat discuss if Kanye West's politics matter (0:24) before reviewing Post Malone's "Beerbongs & Bentleys" (5:25) and Janelle Monáe's "Dirty Computer (11:40). We conclude with a review of "Avengers: Infinity War" by discussing its various moving parts, stakes, and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (16:46).
Dave and Pat discuss Avicii's influence over contemporary EDM (0:21), Kanye West's album announcements (4:06), and the Westworld Season 2 premiere (9:15). We review J. Cole's "KOD" and explain why it's an improvement from his last record (14:39). We review "You Were Never Really Here" starring Joaquin Phoenix (21:06). We conclude with a discussion of the expectations awaiting "Avengers: Infinity War" and theorize which characters will survive the film (26:17)
Dave and Pat discuss Beyoncé's impressive Coachella performance (0:52), Nicki Minaj's new songs (3:54) Tinashe's sophomore album "Joyride" (6:45), and Kali Uchis's debut album "Isolation" (10:29). We discuss HBO's new film "Paterno" starring Al Pacino (13:59) and new documentary "Andre The Giant" (18:03). We conclude with a discussion regarding our problems with Westworld Season 1 and how the show can improve moving forward (24:26).
Dave and Pat discuss casting a female Indiana Jones (1:43), the billion dollar price tag for Amazon's "Lord of the Rings" show (4:44), and Drake's new single "Nice For What" (6:57). We review Cardi B's debut album "Invasion of Privacy" (9:37), Flatbush Zombies' 2nd album "Vacation In Hell" (14:21), Saba's 2nd album "Care For Me" (19:24), and 30 Seconds To Mars' 5th album "America" (21:31). We discuss the return of "Legion" for Season 2 and why the show is so creatively unique (24:17). We conclude with a review of "The Death of Stalin", the new film from Veep creator Armando Iannucci starring Steve Buscemi (29:44).
Dave and Pat discuss Donald Glover's exit from FX's Deadpool show (1:12) and review new albums from The Weeknd (5:04), Czarface and MF Doom (8:34), The Voidz (11:15), and Kacey Musgraves (13:42). We review Wes Anderson's 9th film "Isle of Dogs" and discuss if cultural appropriation charges are warranted (18:06). We conclude with a review of Steven Spielberg's "Ready Player One" and discuss the film's glaring flaws (31:15).
Dave and Pat discuss Cannes banning Netflix (1:12) and Lollapalooza's impressive lineup (6:30). We review Jack White's 3rd solo album "Boarding House Reach" (9:22), Pacific Rim: Uprising (15:09), Atlanta Season 2's 3rd and 4th episodes (21:01), Silicon Valley's Season 5 premiere (27:13), and Bill Hader's new show "Barry" from HBO (29:55).
Dave and Pat discuss the "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" trailer (0:22), Lil Dicky's new single "Freaky Friday" (6:35), Kanye West's Wyoming album making (10:56), Bishop Nehru's new album "Elevators: Act 1 & 2" (15:10) and XXXTentacion's "?" (18:15). We review "Tomb Raider" and explain the challenges of adapting video games to the big screen (24:12). We conclude with a review of the British miniseries "Collateral" starring Carey Mulligan (34:21).
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