EP 127: Thank You, Happy Birthday (2011) / The Nice Guys (2016)

TBM Aside: Iceman / The Maid of Honour / Habibti (2026)

Strap In as Blake reviews and analyzes Drake's three most recent album releases: Iceman, Made of Honor, and Habib T. He discusses their musical styles, personal favorites, and Drake's overall career trajectory amidst internet culture and fan dynamics. Enjoy

EP. 128: Alpha Dog (OST) / Drive (2011)

This week, a TBM first, we explore the soundtrack of the movie Alpha Dog (2006), diving into the significance of each track, showcase our new love for Tech N9ne and how the music complements the film's narrative. Lastly, we wrap up the episode chatting about our experience with the film, Drive (2011). Stick around to see if The Wheel of Fate & Time decides that the Ryan Gosling bit should continue or not.....

EP 127: Thank You, Happy Birthday (2011) / The Nice Guys (2016)

Join us as we explore the latest in music, movies, and sports, sharing personal stories, insights, and "expert" analysis. From Cage the Elephant's 2011 album to skydiving dreams, this episode is packed with engaging conversations and nostalgic moments. Stick around to hear what we're doing next week, as well as our NBA Playoff predictions. Thanks for listening, Enjoy Check out our website: www.totallybiasedmusic.com

EP 126: Nevermind (1991) / The Gentlemen (2019)

In this episode, we clarify the rules for Anthony's Beer Mile, then explore Nirvana's iconic album Nevermind, and the legacy it has left in its wake. Plus, a deep dive into the Guy Ritchie film The Gentleman. Check out our website, www.TotallyBiasedMusic.com and as always, thanks for listening.

Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally (2026) (Bonus)

Well, well, well, look what we have here! Another Totally Biased first, this time in the form of an interview with a ROTP (relative of the pod). Trey and his sister Mallie break down the newest hit pop album, "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occassionally" by the inimitable Harry Styles. Mallie shares her lifelong fandom of all things One Direction (or 1D for the heads) and Harry, while Trey is blown away by the electronic experimentation of the record within the pop realm. Stream it now, and if you or one of your relatives ever want to wax poetic about your favorite artists, shoot us a DM. Thanks for listening. Check out our new website: www.TotallyBiasedMusic.com