Modern Vampires Of The City by Vampire Weekend (Part Two)

Things get a little goofy as we rapid-fire some of our favorite TV show theme songs! Did you hear yours? What did we miss? Write us at Presumptionofgeniuspodcast@gmail.com

PS. If you also hate the Spongebob theme song (like a certain host) let me know!

Marco... Polo? Come find us out in our favorite ocean midway through Channel Orange in part two of our deep dive! 

A tornado flew around the room and landed us in Channel Orange by Frank Ocean (the smoothest of all the oceans. Tune in to our two part episode on the genre defying album that launched a legend onto the walls of every kid with a Macbook.

The thrilling ? (It's a great album, maybe the word "thrilling" isn't correct though.. how about comforting? That feels better!) conclusion to our two part episode on the album "Modern Vampires Of The City" by Vampire Weekend. Cozy up with the crew as we finish up this album!

Gather your garlic, we're making a weekend out of this episode. Deep dive into the album "Modern Vampires Of The City" by Vampire Weekend. It's a two part episode where we talk about morning routines and white collar rock.

If you're alive, you've heard the song Mr Brightside by The Killers. But what if I told you that most of this album is one hit after another? I mean, it's not that big of a stretch, it's The Killers! They're one of the biggest bands in the world. Actually, that what they set out to do from the start, be the biggest band in the world and by God they did it! We review the album Hot Fuss, released back in June of 2004. Come on our journey and deep dive with us and we listen through songs that made the cut (and a few that didn't).  Echo is on this episode too!? What the hell? We're pull out all of the stops on this episode! 

We continue our breakdown of the incredible album Rumours  by Fleetwood Mac. What does it sound like after you flip that vinyl? Join Dallin, Rob, Spencer and Dean as we find out what the second half of the album sounds like. It's a two part episode, so be sure to check part one if you haven't listened to it yet!

Rumours was released on 4 February 1977 by Fleetwood Mac. It is considered a work of genius and consistently ranks as the greatest albums across almost every top albums lists. Join Dallin, Rob, Spencer and Dean as we review in depth one of the greatest albums of all time. It's a two part episode, so be sure to check part two!