The Audio Philes #14 - You Run With Scissors, You're Gonna Get Injured

The Audio Philes #15 - Album of the Year Finale!

Well hello everyone! We've returned from our holiday hiatus to bring you our longest, best, and most jam-packed episode to date. As you may have noticed, everyone and their mother is putting out AOTY/Decade lists, and we here at TAP podcast are no exception. We even manage to put our own spin on the rankings, resulting in an episode so full of musical diversity that fans of all genres will be delighted. This episode also marks the end of season 1 - we're taking some time off to start the new year, and will be returning at a TBD time early 2020. So in the meantime, let us know what you'd like to hear for season 2! You can reach us primaily through Instagram, so be sure to follow us and get in touch. That's all for now folks. Dropping the mic on 2019. What a fuckin' year. Follow us on IG and Twitter! @audiophilespod Search our companion playlist on Spotify! As always, rate, subscribe, follow, comment, and promote on your podcast platform of choice. Without your feedback we would be lost!

The Audio Philes #14 - You Run With Scissors, You're Gonna Get Injured

Well hello everyone! Welcome back to another rip-roarin' episode of The Audio Philes podcast. This week we had a trio of heavy albums to take a look at, and spoiler alert: this may be the most divided me and Griff have been yet! The albums at hand are Counterparts "Nothing Left to Love," Stray From the Path "Internal Atomics," and Norma Jean's "All Hail." Also, ONE of us gets around to answering the question we left dangling at the end of the Q+A special. So sit back and enjoy, and we'll see you all next episode! Follow us on IG and Twitter @audiophilespod Search us on Spotify (or follow the link in our IG bio) to follow along with our companion playlist! Be sure to follow/rate/subscribe/review on your podcasting service of choice!

The Audio Philes #13 Q+A Special!

Well hello everyone! Welcome back to episode 13, where we're having our first Q+A segment! That's right, we solicited all of you lovely listeners for host of music (and non-music) related queries! This was an absolute blast to do, so hopefully this won't be the last time it happens. Strap in and enjoy, and we'll see you all next episode! Follow us on IG @audiophilespod Search Spotify for our companion playlist! Rate/subscribe/share on your podcast platform of choice!

The Audio Philes #12 - Maximum Sass

Well hello everyone! Episode 12 is live and ready for your aural consumption. As we settle into our new uploading schedule, we've had more time to ruminate on our releases. The releases in question? We've got Issues' "Beautiful Oblivion," SeeYouSpaceCowboy's "The Correlation Between Entrance and Exit Wounds," Kublai Khan (TX) "Absolute," and an EP from Kelso called "Always a Godmother, Never a God." These are a little off our beaten path comparative to previous reviews, and it leads to some rather existential discussions as a result. So strap in and enjoy, my friends. We'll see you all next episode. Follow us on IG @audiophilespod Follow our companion playlist on Spotify! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share on your platform of choice!

The Audio Philes #11 - The Early October

Well hello everyone, and welcome back to another episode of The Audio Philes. We've got a fresh batch of albums this week - four of them to be exact! We're taking a quicker look than usual at Blink-182's "Nine" and Casimir Liberski"s "Cosmic Liberty" and giving our verdicts (who can guess what we thought of the new Blink). Then, we're doing our more typical deep dives on The Early November's "Lilac", and Car Bomb's "Mordial." But wait! There's more! For the first time in our pod's short history, we BOTH had shows we went to this week, so naturally we're processing our emotions regarding them live and on the air. So strap in and enjoy everyone, we'll see ya all next week.