Episode 074: Hands in the air and step away from the speakers! In this high-stakes edition of Six Picks Music Club, join Geoff, Russ, and Dave for Episode 074: I fought the law, where they've rounded up a rap sheet of six tracks that are criminally good. We’re opening the case file with Sam Stone, fleeing the scene alongside The Vandals, and putting Gin Blossoms under strict police interrogation. From there, we run a full warrant check on Vince Staples, book the ski-masked usual suspects Masked Intruder, and confiscate some questionable contraband with Afroman. Will the jury find these picks guilty as charged, or will the boys manage to beat the rap? Press play now, citizen—you have the right to remain rocking!

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Episode 073: We are booting up the hard drives and executing a full system override this week, running a complete diagnostic on the synthetic architecture of digital sound. We begin with the icy, cold-calculated precision of Kraftwerk, before processing the funky, high-tech paranoia of Jamiroquai. We then pivot to the sharp, glitch-art commentary of St. Vincent, transition into the chaotic, stadium-sized rave energy of The KLF, and surge into the heavily distorted electro-grooves of Justice. We close out our runtime by letting The Prodigy detonate high-voltage punk-electronica straight through the motherboard. It’s a six-track exploration of silicon rhythms, machine-code soul, and the undeniable proof that the truth is in the computer.

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Episode 072: We are pulling back the curtain on the grand illusions of life this week, delivering a heavy dose of reality to all those polished, idealized dreams we hold onto. We begin with the shimmering, melancholic haze of Beach House, before facing the sobering resignation of Jim Lindberg. We then pivot to the gritty frustration of Middle Class Rut, transition into the poignant social commentary of Stevie Wonder, and drift into the deceptively serene, bittersweet piano balladry of Lou Reed. We close out our set by letting Crowded House remind us exactly why even our most beautiful dreams are eventually forced to reconcile with the stark, unvarnished truth. It’s a six-track exploration of disillusionment, the sobering light of day, and the messy reality of what happens when the fantasy fades.

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