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Classical Samples in Rap Music Mar 27, 2018

After a "brief" hiatus, we're back with hard-hitting discussions about trap music, Busdriver, and hummus.

Oh, also we talk about rap songs that utilize classical music as samples and what it could mean.

Bonus Episode: More Album Talk Dec 09, 2017

We started recording for next week's episode and realized we still had a bunch to say about albums! So we decided to chop it up and deliver it to you guys this week ahead of next week's episode.

Hop over to the Facebook to talk with us about how you prefer to listen and experience music. See you next week!

Album vs. Playlist: Beefin' with Drake Dec 01, 2017

We start off this episode with a detailed discussion of types of stews.

But don't worry, we do eventually have a conversation about what makes an album great, what makes an album cohesive, and what the difference is between an album, a playlist, and a mixtape.

Let us know on our Facebook about some of your favorite albums that are thematically cohesive or albums that follow the dramatic contour we conjectured about.

Isotopes Part 1: Topics Nov 19, 2017

Sorry for the delay! This was supposed to come out Thursday, but it didn't and we're sorry.

Anyway, in this episode we talk about our weeks, Seth brings some deep knowledge about topics and isotopes, and after a brief interruption we also bring you some recommendations of things we enjoy.

Tell what you think about isotopes or about our recommendations on our Facebook page!

Microtonality 11/1/17 Nov 01, 2017

Hey guys and gals this our first podcast! Enjoy!

Besaxung: https://besaxung.bandcamp.com/

Dolores Catherino: https://dolorescatherino.bandcamp.com/

Dolomuse Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8IFPN60KGKfHZ-xRX65NTw

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: https://kinggizzard.bandcamp.com/

Spotify Playlist for the episode: https://open.spotify.com/user/12179365274/playlist/3wgjH9rtQnpWArJAn22gYG

Reddit user /u/HideousRabbit corrected us on Vicentino's tuning system: he did not use just intonation, but did use a 31 tone octave, and although his keyboard used 36 keys, 5 of those were used to create perfect 5ths above certain pitches. http://www.mtosmt.org/issues/mto.14.20.2/mto.14.20.2.wild.php

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