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In this episode Nick, Luke, and Peter discuss another three albums. First up is Little by Little by Harvey Danger. Is this a band full of stuntmen or just The Decemberists? Then its Lungs by Florence + the Machine. Will Peter find more ridiculous subtext on this album or actually have a substantial take? Finally it's To Pimp a Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar. Spoiler, I think they all liked it. Join in on the conversation and enjoy!

In this episode of Earfull, Nick, Luke, and Peter discuss the relaxed song stylings of Surfacing by Sarah McLachlan. Is it possible that Peter has the hottest takes on the least controversial music presented so far? Next, they dig into Travellers in Space and Time by The Apples in Stereo. Will the three friends all dig those dancing grooves in this electronic wonderland? Finally, they heatedly debate Igor by Tyler, the Creator. Has any friend ever spoken so condescendingly to another about narrative through-lines? Find out the answers to these questions in this week's episode.

After a long hiatus, Nick, Luke, and Peter return for another round of album recommendations and discussion. First up is The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails. Listen to see if the three friends can withstand the emotional rollercoaster of the industrial masterpiece. Next is Give Up, the debut album (and currently only album) from The Postal Service. The group discusses the rainy day melancholy and indie stylings of Ben Gibbard's side project? Finally, they dive into Man on the Moon from Kid Cudi. Was 20 year old Peter the loneliest stoner? Should Common never narrate again? Listen to find out!

In this first episode of Earfull, the group recommends and discusses Led Zeppelin IV, Reel Big Fish's Turn the Radio Off, and Pusha-T's Daytona. It's going to get interesting.