This week on the show--the record is short, but our discussion is long. For our first episode covering only an EP, we get a big whiff of The Replacements' Stink from the Summer of 1982. Blake is Go-ing there, Matt gets unconfortable with hardcore beats and unison chants, Logan thinks this is all a little juvenile, and Josh needs a job. Thanks so much for listening, subscribing, and telling your friends. If you like the show, please consider dropping us a rating on your podcatcher of choice!
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