The Grunge Bible Podcast

This week, Chris and Ethan travel back to 2004 for some glamorous indie rock & roll in this review and discussion of a #notgrunge 21st century classic… The Killers’ debut album “Hot Fuss.”

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For the first time in GB Podcast history, an episode release falls on September 28. Today, Chris turns 30 and Ethan turns 32, and friend/also podcast producer Drew McFadyen joins the show. No notes, just three friends talking about music.

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Let the AOL era begin. This week, Chris and Ethan continue on their 90s indie rock path, and detail how they became disciples of The Loaf. That’s right, this week, the pair discuss Archers Of Loaf and their 1993 debut album “Icky Mettle.” North Carolina’s finest.

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Chris and Ethan continue down the path of 90s indie rock by taking a look at Built To Spill’s 1999 studio album “Keep It like a Secret.” Long live Doug Martsch.

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This week, Chris and Ethan dive into the world of J Mascis and Dinosaur Jr., reviewing DJ’s 1994 studio album “Without A Sound.”

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