This week, Joey and I take it back to the earlier days of alternative rock, with The Doors’ signature psychedelic sound and Pink Floyd’s iconic progressive rock. These songs are great, but they have an even greater influence on society beyond the music world. 

The announcement of “The Batman” was met with excitement, nervousness, and a bit of fear. Whenever a new vision of an iconic character is in the works, fans cross their fingers and hope for the best. In this case, I am very, very, thrilled to be able to say that this film absolutely knocked it out of the park.

We are taking a trip back in time to the 90s this week. The genre (one of our personal favorites) is grunge. We tried to pick more underrated songs for this week, so don’t leave any hate comments, Nirvana fans.

A short Thursday ends a short week, but Joey and I are dedicated to bringing you fine people the greatest music that’s graced our ears. This week’s topic is music from the years we were born. Having both been born in 2004, we had a massive library of amazing music to browse.

From his chart-topping “Blinding Lights” (2019), which was the first song ever to spend a full year in the Billboard Top 10, and performing a memorable halftime show at the 2021 Super Bowl, The Weeknd has probably had the craziest career in the last few years.

J.J. Abrams' latest installment in his Star Wars trilogy hit the theaters over Christmas break and I was surprisingly pleased.