I Thought I Heard A Sound Podcast

Before we drift too deep into the murky, dark tempest of 2025, I'm taking one last look at the year that was with Molly O'Brien of the ever-enterprising blog, I Enjoy Music. Molly and I swapped lists of 5 albums released in 2024, and we got granular on each, discussing what we thought made each one special before switching gears to chat about Molly's blog and her collaborative approach to writing and engagement.   Albums discussed in this episode: Fantasy of a Broken Heart - Feats of Engineering Dummy - Free Energy Hey, Ily! - Hey, I Loathe You! Ludivine Issambourg - Above the Laws Revival Season - Golden Age of Snitching Ekko Astral - pink balloons Jimmy Montague - Tomorrow's Coffee Sun Kin - Sunset World Kim Gordon - The Collective Check out Molly's blog: https://www.ienjoymusic.net/ [Before we get too deep into the murky, dark waters of 2025, I'm taking one last look at the year that was with Molly O'Brien of the every enterprising blog, I Enjoy Music. Molly and I shared swapped lists of 5 albums each, which we thought really had something special this past year, which we went deep on before switching gears to talk about Molly's blog and her collaborative approach to writing and engagement. Albums discussed in this episode: Fantasy of a Broken Heart - Feats of Engineering Dummy - Free Energy Hey, Ily! - Hey, I Loathe You! Ludivine Issambourg - Above the Laws Revival Season - Golden Age of Snitching Ekko Astral - pink balloons Jimmy Montague - Tomorrow's Coffee Sun Kin - Sunset World Kim Gordon - The Collective Check out Molly's blog: https://www.ienjoymusic.net/]

Chicago hip-hop duo Quentin Branch & Brian Warren aka Angry Blackmen chill with our consummate host aka Mick R for a minute to recap their crazy rise in 2024 and talk about what they're looking forward to in 2025... also this is Quentin's last interview before he turns 30. Happy Birthday, Quentin.

An encounter of the 5th kind with SkyJelly Jones. This recording is the only surviving document of my contact with this enigmatic being. Uploaded here for posterity.

Nelson came to visit Superdestroyer and something cool happened. Simple as

Reminiscing and rambling with Toby Jeg of Red Scare Industries about the past 20 years of punk/DIY, signing superstar bands hiding out in Anywhere, USA, and putting together the label's 20th-anniversary comp.