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The 1998 Album That’s Smarter Than You Remember

Eve 6’s self-titled debut was written by teenagers processing heartbreak—and it still holds up

Dec 2 •

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November 2025

George Lynch’s Swan Song, Chris Bailey’s Final Bow, and the Live Tapes Nobody’s Heard Till Now

A Hard Rock Legend Says Goodbye (Again), Australian Punk Royalty Gets Its Last Word, and Dream Theater Reunites in Paris

Nov 30 •

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This Month’s Poll: Which Forgotten 80s Metal Classic Gets Excavated?

Living Colour vs. Cryptic Slaughter vs. Legal Weapon vs. Artillery—cast your vote.

Nov 29 •

Dig Me Out’s 2025 Thankful Episode: 50+ Releases Worth Your Time

Ghost, Sloan, Deep Sea Diver, and the albums that survived the algorithm—plus why streaming broke how we listen

Nov 25 •

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New Music: Spock’s Beard, Boys Life, Yawning Man + The Albums That Defined (and Destroyed?) an Era

Eight new releases this week, plus deep dives on Queensrÿche’s lost masterpiece and why 11.6 million people bought Human Clay

Nov 23 •

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What If Queensrÿche Only Made This One Record?

The Warning (1984) Captured a Seattle Band on the Edge of Greatness

Nov 22 •

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3 Reasons We All Misjudged Creed’s Human Clay

Mark Tremonti’s musicianship clashes with Scott Stapp’s self-obsessed lyrics, and that tension is everything.

Nov 19 •

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21 Albums In, Cheap Trick Still Refuses to Quit (Plus Mike Patton Meets the Avett Brothers)

Option 2: Discovery Angle From power-pop veterans still nailing the formula to a Get Up Kids frontman laying bare his battle with addiction—this week’s…

Nov 16 •

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Pluto (1971): From Record Bin Oddity to Cult Classic

Behind the music—fuzzy jams, overlooked hooks, and the missing piece that could’ve changed everything

Nov 14 •

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Would Speedstar Have Made It Big—If Anyone Outside Australia Had Heard Them?

What a forgotten 2002 album tells us about timing, taste, and music industry luck

Nov 11 •

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Your 90s Vote + Nuno’s Story: This Week’s Essential Rock Releases

Four albums fighting for the spotlight, Schizophonic unpacked, and seven brand-new releases breaking genre boundaries

Nov 9 •

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Cast Your Vote: Four 90s Albums, One Podcast Feature

Gene Loves Jezebel, Half Man Half Biscuit, Insane Jane, Belly—who wins?

Nov 8 •

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