We have a two guys in a pub episode, in which we talk about the next musical artist to perform at The Sphere: Dead & Company. We also discuss Apples new Vision Pro, the Grammys, Taylor Swift, the S

We discuss the first album by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, aka OMD, called Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark. This was a foundational album in the synth-pop movement that started in the late 197

Doug has long been a fan of Frank Zappas music, yet weve never spent an episode discussing it. In our irregular series looking at individual albums, we look at Zappas best-selling record, the 1979

Keith Richards is still alive. We recorded this episode on his 80th birthday, and we discussed how he is one of the most important guitarists in rock music, and the backbone of The Rolling Stones

Apples recent operating system updates have added some changes to the Music app. We look into these features and how they affect the way you manage your music.

Composer and pianist Timo Andres worked on a new edition of Philip Glasss piano tudes. He talks about these works, about what piano tudes are, and about Glasss music.

Apple is slowly phasing out iTunes on Windows, after having done so four years ago on Mac. Is it the end of the iTunes brand?

We discuss Miles Davis's groundbreaking 1970 album Bitches Brew.

Roger Waters decided to make a new version of Dark Side of the Moon. It's a mistake.

The Sphere is a huge new venue in Las Vegas, with a massive scene that provides an immersive video experience. U2 has been playing there, with concerts that combine their music with innovative visuals