A Hard Day's Night: The Film and Album by The Beatles

A Hard Day's Night: The Film and Album by The Beatles

We just came up with the greatest pairing in the history of the podcast. And it just so happens to feature what some would call the greatest band in history. Coincidence? Music: A Hard Day's Night (1964) by The Beatles Film: A Hard Day's Night (1964), directed by Richard Lester Find the New Music Weekly playlist here [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hGAWwgV8nSLwuRomDlLyw/], updated every Wednesday. Art by @teebart Music by Popular Girl Follow us on Instagram @UnculturedPopCulture and find all our links here [https://linktr.ee/unculturedpopculture/]! David: @davoogi on Instagram, Letterboxd, and RateYourMusic Brandon: @itspopulargirl on Instagram, @brandonthe on Letterboxd and RateYourMusic

Paper Moon / "Pang" by Caroline Polachek (feat. Dante Bernhardt)

Dante returns to the show after contributing to one of the highest-scoring episodes last season. Can he do it again? And does he love these two pieces more than what he brought last time? Music: Pang (2019) by Caroline Polachek Movie: Paper Moon (1973), directed by Peter Bogdanovich Follow Dante on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/kojinuzuka/] and Letterboxd [https://letterboxd.com/kojinuzuka/]! Find the New Music Weekly playlist here [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hGAWwgV8nSLwuRomDlLyw/], updated every Wednesday. Art by @teebart Music by Popular Girl Follow us on Instagram @UnculturedPopCulture and find all our links here [https://linktr.ee/unculturedpopculture/]! David: @davoogi on Instagram, Letterboxd, and RateYourMusic Brandon: @itspopulargirl on Instagram, @brandonthe on Letterboxd and RateYourMusic

The Bling Ring / "deadroses" by blackbear

It's time for us to travel back to Los Angeles, this time in the 2010s. We cover important topics related to the city, such as materialism, celebrity culture, and fake people. And most importantly: will we like either of these works? Music: deadroses (2015) by blackbear Film: The Bling Ring (2013), directed by Sofia Coppola Find the New Music Weekly playlist here [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hGAWwgV8nSLwuRomDlLyw/], updated every Wednesday. Art by @teebart Music by Popular Girl Follow us on Instagram @UnculturedPopCulture and find all our links here [https://linktr.ee/unculturedpopculture/]! David: @davoogi on Instagram, Letterboxd, and RateYourMusic Brandon: @itspopulargirl on Instagram, @brandonthe on Letterboxd and RateYourMusic

Cats / "Total Xanarchy" by Lil Xan

It's Episode 15! And that means we have to subject ourselves to some pretty bad stuff. Season 2's episode sees us dealing with Cats, the movie that started COVID-19, and Total Xanarchy, an album so bad that it was taken off streaming. If you want to listen, this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgWBXsqdTyg/] is where we found it! Hopefully our suffering brings you joy. Music: Total Xanarchy (2018) by Lil Xan Movie: Cats (2019), directed by Tom Hooper Find the New Music Weekly playlist here [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hGAWwgV8nSLwuRomDlLyw/], updated every Wednesday. Art by @teebart Music by Popular Girl Follow us on Instagram @UnculturedPopCulture and find all our links here [https://linktr.ee/unculturedpopculture/]! David: @davoogi on Instagram, Letterboxd, and RateYourMusic Brandon: @itspopulargirl on Instagram, @brandonthe on Letterboxd and RateYourMusic

Seven Samurai / "Worlds" by Porter Robinson

It's an epic episode with two expansive works to cover. Join us as we travel to Japan (kind of in both?) in the hope that we will find something we like. Music: Worlds (2014) by Porter Robinson Film: Seven Samurai (1954), directed by Akira Kurosawa Find the New Music Weekly playlist here [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hGAWwgV8nSLwuRomDlLyw/], updated every Wednesday. Art by @teebart Music by Popular Girl Follow us on Instagram @UnculturedPopCulture and find all our links here [https://linktr.ee/unculturedpopculture/]! David: @davoogi on Instagram, Letterboxd, and RateYourMusic Brandon: @itspopulargirl on Instagram, @brandonthe on Letterboxd and RateYourMusic