Art School Albums

Grace Trivax once told me she only listened to The Beatles and musicals. That made me sick to my stomach. This week, Grace is given a chance to join the right side of history as we break down 'Same Trailer, Different Park', the exceptional debut record from Kacey Musgraves.

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Keith Lipinski (@keithlipinski) joins Case Lowe to discuss one of their favorite topics - the man they call Morrissey. Case and Keith detail what it's like being a Morrissey fan in 2020 and why they haven't thrown in the towel yet, all before they break down one of the greatest albums ever recorded, 1994's 'Vauxhall and I'.

Host Case Lowe can be found on both Twitter and Instagram (@_caselowe) and the podcast itself can be found on Instagram (@artschoolalbums).

The ever-so-suave Caleb Sowle joins the Art School Albums podcast to discuss King Krule's 2013 debut LP, '6 Feet Beneath the Moon'. The two dive into the record, the idea of genreless music, and Caleb's upbringing as a massive hip hop head.

You can stream Caleb's music on all streaming platforms under the name "Sowle".

You can follow this podcast on Instagram @artschoolabums and you can find host Case Lowe on both Instagram and Twitter @_caselowe.

Jake Klingensmith joins host Case Lowe for the first episode of the Art School Albums podcast to discuss Weezer's infamous sophomore album, 'Pinkerton'. The two discuss how drastically different this album was compared to the Blue Album, how to ask famous people for an autograph, and whether or not 'Pinkerton' was the first album for the incel community.

Maxwell Stern (Signals Midwest, Timeshares) joins the podcast today to talk about his new solo record, 'Impossible Sum', as well as a litany of other topics including TikTok's influence, "DIY King" Tom Petty, the rise and fall of the emo revival scene.

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Host Case Lowe can be found on both Twitter and Instagram.