Deep Cuts Lost & Found

"Boston: You're My Home"

Who says you can never go home again? For the season finale of Deep Cuts: Lost & Found, we're heading back to Boston for a wicked good time. Tune in as we dig into our local roots and discuss those acts from the Hub that made the biggest impressions on us. Find out which of the guys is still emotionally recovering from being whisked away from the East Coast as a teen, and whose dad knew the frontman of Aerosmith as just "Steven from upstairs." Make sure you stick around through the final needle drop, because Tommy G signs off with a heartfelt closing that perfectly caps the season. Featuring: The Cars, O Positive, The Del Fuegos, Helium, and more.

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As the cliché goes, you have your whole life to write your first album—but only one shot to get it right.

In our season’s penultimate episode, we’re celebrating those singular debut records that made an unforgettable first impression and hooked us as fans for life.

Joining us is Rob F., who immediately threatens to derail the show. Will he relapse into a jam-band tangent? Tune in to find out.

Along the way, you’ll hear the best song about a lost sailor since Gordon Lightfoot’s “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald,” learn who harbors a massive crush on Harriet Wheeler of The Sundays, and ponder a great mystery: what the heck is an “armada of horses”?

Which debut albums made the cut? Grab your headphones, hit play, and find out.
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We're clocking out. We don't want to work. We just want to bang on our drums all day and share our favorite songs about the daily grind! For this episode, most of the crew took the assignment very seriously, toiling away to find the perfect, most thematic songs about the realities of working for a living. But one slack motherf*%cker (we'll let you guess who) put in the absolute bare minimum, shoehorning in tracks with only the most tenuous connection to "work" just because he wanted to play them. So be like Nash, take the day off, and let DCLF do the heavy lifting as you enjoy the tunes!

Featuring XTC, Willie Nelson, Gang of Four, Treat Her Right, Billy Bragg, and more.
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At the Movies … Again

Deep Cuts in 3D: 33 ⅓ — The Smell of Fear🍿🎬

Is the soundtrack well truly bottomless, or are we just recycling themes? Either way, we’re heading back to the theater for round three of movie music! This episode of the trilogy features some serious musical whiplash, as we genre-hop from Opera to Punk. Along the way, we unpack Tommy's preteen cinema choices (Diva over Indiana Jones), Rich drops a Fever Pitch double shot (Firth vs. Fallon), and Fido doubles down on Lloyd Cole (with and without The Commotions).

Pop some popcorn, strap on your 3D glasses, and turn up the volume! Featuring: X, Lloyd Cole, Van Morrison, Curtis Mayfield, Franz Schubert and more.
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Like Elmo in 2024, DCLF is checking in to ask: “How’s everybody doing?” Feel free to vent while we wade through the chaos and uncover some of the year's best tunes. Plus, find out which live show brought Derek to tears, who’s digging the indie sounds of the Keystone state, and why Nash is ready to curate the sights, sounds, and scents of a swank cosmopolitan hotel. Featuring tracks from Beth Gibbons, Tropical F%ck Storm, Honeyglaze, Sheer Mag, Nice Biscuit, and more.
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