On The Pulse (2020)Temporada 1
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On The Pulse is actually the second show from Mark Grondin. He brings his partner "Red Voltorb" to do the subtitles. He reviews multiple albums from the docket.
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50 episódios
- Feel High On FireE19
Feel High On FireFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get YouTube EPs from Emma Blackery and Gabbie Hanna, underwhelming frustrations from I'm Glad It's You and Future, fan-service from Paradise Lost and Charli XCX and two phenomenal projects from Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit and Perfume Genius. - Dedicated Dream NotesE20
Dedicated Dream NotesFor this episode of On The Pulse, we span frenetic punk of Four Year Strong and Jeff Rosenstock to metal from Unreqvited and Caligula's Horse, catching up on Westside Gunn to pop from Anchor & Braille and Carly Rae Jepsen, to me once again saying way too much about The 1975. - Ice, Gold & ChromeE21
Ice, Gold & ChromeFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get disappointments from Kygo and Nicole Atkins, slogs from Off-Road Minivan and especially Lil Yachty, reasonable quality from Vistas and Lady Gaga, and some familiar but welcome standouts from True Body and especially Freddie Gibbs & Alchemist. - Translation of a Rowdy PunisherE24
Translation of a Rowdy PunisherFor this episode of On The Pulse, we handle some old business with Jaime Wyatt and Jack Garratt, some progressive rock frustrations with Protest The Hero and Kyros, complicated singer-songwriter material from Bob Dylan and Phoebe Bridgers, and a reggaeton disaster from the Black Eyed Peas. - Rumors of Black WaterfallsE27
Rumors of Black WaterfallsFor this episode of On The Pulse, I serve up disappointments galore for Will Wood, bdrmm, Cloud Nothings, and Grim Grieves, while finally weighing in on Rannoch, Margo Price, Big $ilky and My Morning Jacket, all as Brett Eldredge delivers his best album to date and one of the best songs of 2020. - Beyond Influence TodayE28
Beyond Influence TodayFor this episode of On The Pulse, I explore a lot of critical darling projects that are indeed very good, but fall a shade short of greatness, specifically from Lianna La Havas, Nicolas Jaar, Kip Moore, and Protomartyr, plus more from The Aces, The Chicks, and Jarvis Cocker's new band. - No Pressure For MilesE29
No Pressure For MilesFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get solid (if not better) country/folk from Taylor Swift, Lori McKenna and Courtney Marie Andrews, good but frustrating send-offs from Logic and Blu & Exile, forgettable disappointments from Neck Deep and The Naked And Famous, and a big welcome comeback from Neon Trees! - Trapped In LimboE31
Trapped In LimboFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get the longest episode yet, from another encore from Deep Purple to the hip-hop of Marlowe, Lil Keed and Aminé to the post-punk of Fontaines D.C. and Jaye Jayle, from baffling oddities like The Microphones and Hail Spirit Noir to flat out messes like Stand Atlantic and Glass Animals. Plus, Luke Bryan. - Gold Is Lost Through ZerosE35
Gold Is Lost Through ZerosFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get a meaty week with greatness from Bill Callahan, nice surprises from Yukika and Billy Nomates, unfortunate releases from Sprain and Lil Revive, and a slew of projects that don't quite hit from Sevdaliza, The Japanese House, and Declan McKenna. Oh, and Big Sean. - Head To Disappearing GodsE36
Head To Disappearing GodsFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get a slower, scattered week, with prog experiments from Everything Everything and a comeback from Doves, more k-pop from Taemin, pleasant surprises from Conway The Machine and The Flaming Lips, and more country greatness off the debut from Juliet McConkey. - No Open Access to HellE37
No Open Access to HellFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get a calm before the storm with pleasant surprises from Ava Max and Armani Caesar, frustrating electronic albums from Asian Dub Foundation and Matmos, and a mess of underwhelming rock and metal from Knuckle Puck, Movements, and Napalm Death. - Tickets To Dolphin NectarE38
Tickets To Dolphin NectarFor this episode of On The Pulse, we encounter a frantic week of surprises, with slight disappointments from Lydia Loveless and IDLES, a BIG disappointment with Ayreon, interesting developments from Joji and Action Bronson, and Machine Gun Kelly happened. - As Alive As You DreamE40
As Alive As You DreamFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get a heavy episode with first time explorations for Neil Cicierega, Left At London, and Future Islands, a crushing nightmare from The Reticent, frustrations from Brothers Osborne, and a message of desperate hope from Laura Jane Grace, Touché Amoré, and especially Svalbard! - Sign of the Anime AgendaE41
Sign of the Anime AgendaFor this episode of On The Pulse, we get metal from The Ocean and Spirit Adrift, deranged hyperpop from Dorian Electra, decent pop from Nova Miller, obtuse electronics from Autechre, a surprising pivot from beabadoobee, and two of my most anticipated rap albums of the year from Homeboy Sandman and Open Mike Eagle. - Visions Of Knives In Strange TimezE42
Visions Of Knives In Strange TimezFor this episode of On The Pulse, we enter murky, strange times, spanning underwhelming projects from I DON'T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME, Josh A and The Struts, solid EPs from Seventeen and PUP, unsettling greatness from clipping. and the Mountain Goats, and the newest Gorillaz revival. - Positions Post ExtinctionE43
Positions Post ExtinctionFor this episode of On The Pulse, I somehow managed to pull together an episode, featuring frustrations from CamelPhat, Enslaved, and Bring Me The Horizon, underappreciated greatness from Cam and Kaatayra, and pretty much what you'd expect from Busta Rhymes' comeback, Sam Smith, and Ariana Grande. - Always Love The Darkest NightsE49
Always Love The Darkest NightsIn this episode of On The Pulse, we finish off the Patreon requests of the year with Video Age, Blackfield, and 2nd In Command, and the last few major releases with Ichiko Aoba, Foster The People, and The Avalanches. And yes, Taylor Swift.