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Can't Get Much Higher

The intersection of music and data

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Breaking Records on Tour: A Conversation with Nordista Freeze

Nordista Freeze recently broke the world record for the fewest days to play a concert in all 50 US states. He stopped by to talk about his whirlwind tour.

When The Beatles Sucked

All You Need is Hate

Trading Favorites: An Album a Day

Featuring Queen, Bob Dylan, Lorde, and others

The Worst National Anthem: Link Drop

Important stories, internet fights, and stupid debates

People Like AI-Generated Music

So, what should we do about it?

Concept Records: An Album a Day

Featuring The Mountain Goats, Liz Phair, Frank Sinatra, and others

The Orchestra Returns: A Conversation with Harry Levin

Journalist Harry Levin stops by to talk about why everyone is partying like it's 1792

Is Nepotism Real?

Or, a meditation on Stella Lefty

Peaked at 200: An Album a Day

Featuring Otis Redding, Roger Miller, Burna Boy, and others

When Radio Died

I'm so sorry, Marconi

Alliterative Artists: An Album a Day

Featuring Kriss Kross, Christopher Cross, Kris Kristofferson, and others

The Intergenerational Duet

Gen Z 🤝 Baby Boomers

Hip-Hop Groups: An Album a Day

Featuring Geto Boys, Three 6 Mafia, Boogie Down Productions, and others

Pop Stars are Disappearing

But not in the way you think

Supergroups: An Album a Day

Featuring Audioslave, Traveling Wilburys, boygenius, and others

Every Beatles Song: "Rocky Raccoon"

One man's journey to catalogue the world's greatest band

Punk Ladies: An Album a Day

Featuring Sleater-Kinney, The Raincoats, The Linda Lindas, and others

Who Really Invented The Concept Album?

(hint: it wasn't The Beatles)

Adapt or Die: How Country Took Rap’s Place Atop The Charts

Or, how pop went from the streets to the farm

Short and Sweet: An Album a Day

Featuring Dolly Parton, Earl Sweatshirt, Marvin Gaye, and others