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Tuesday, October 29, 202410/29/2024

Midnight Madness: “Where We Are Is Here” by Tremble With Joy

Anand Harsh and Jason Crane listen to and discuss “Where We Are Is Here” by ambient collective Tremble With Joy.

Wednesday, October 23, 202410/23/2024

Midnight Madness: “TNT” by Tortoise

Anand Harsh and Jason Crane listen to and discuss “TNT” by post-rock mainstays Tortoise.

Tuesday, October 15, 202410/15/2024

Midnight Madness: “Supper’s Ready” by Genesis

Anand Harsh and Jason Crane listen to and discuss the epic prog rock classic “Supper’s Ready” by Genesis.

Wednesday, October 9, 202410/09/2024

Midnight Madness: “Songs” By Pinkshinyultrablast

Anand and Jason listen to and discuss “Songs” by pinkshinyultrablast.

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