Every Album Ever with Mike Mansour

Today we're discussing every album by British anarcho punk band Subhumans. Regarded now as one of the most beloved punk bands to come out of England in the early 80s, Subhumans did things musically that none of their peers did. The way they experimented and evolved, not to mention their absurdly long punk epics, distinguish them from the rest in a profound way, leading to some of the best punk albums of all time.
 
Intro 00:00
Dick Lucas and The Mental 00:15
Stupid Humans 1:13
Subhumans First Lineup 1:41
Andy Leaves, Trotsky Joins 2:09
Demolition War EP 2:46
Reason For Existence EP 4:06
Religious Wars EP 5:53
The Day the Country Died 7:34
Evolution EP 11:19
Time Flies...But Aeroplanes Crash EP 12:37
Grant Leaves 15:18
From the Cradle to the Grave 15:55
Rats EP 18:45
Worlds Apart 21:03
Their Cover Artist Disappears 23:53
The Band Breaks Up 24:41
29 : 29 Split Vision 25:05
They Reunite 27:04
Unfinished Business EP 27:29
Internal Riot 28:49
Crisis Point 30:35
Recent Activity 31:57
Outro 32:17
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My Top 77 Album Recommendations:
https://every-album-ever.kit.com/0ee90183d0
 
Join the Patreon, it rules:
https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumever
 
Mike's music:
Pander Monkey on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple,
 
Mike on Instagram @pandermonkey
Tom on Instagram @tomosmansounds
 
Tom Osman's stuff:
Music on Spotify, Apple, Website
Podcast on Spotify, YouTube
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Mike's Picks:
Worlds Apart (1985) -- Best Album, Personal Favorite
Crisis Point (2019) -- Worst Album, Least Favorite

Today we're discussing the debut album by English post-punk band Killing Joke. Formed by Jaz Coleman, Paul Ferguson, Geordie Walker, and Youth, Killing Joke this early on were not only leagues above their peers in terms of technical skill, but in absolute chaos. Integral to the band's formation is their use of magic, and we're diving into all of it. This is the first episode in our Killing Joke discography series.
 
Intro 00:00
Killing Joke Origins 00:42
Their Love of Occult Magic 1:42
Burning Down Their Flat Doing Magic 2:12
Geordie Joins 3:20
Youth Joins 4:01
John Peel Discovers Them 4:54
KJ's Impact on the Scene 6:00
Recording the Debut 6:38
Album Review 8:06
When They Took an Entire Audience to Space 11:07
Outro 12:30
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My Top 77 Album Recommendations:
https://every-album-ever.kit.com/0ee90183d0
 
Join the Patreon, it rules:
https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumever
 
Mike's music:
Pander Monkey on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple,
 
Mike on Instagram @pandermonkey
Tom on Instagram @tomosmansounds
 
Tom Osman's stuff:
Music on Spotify, Apple, Website
Podcast on Spotify, YouTube
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Today we're discussing every album by legendary metal band Mastodon. Formed by Troy Sanders, Brent Hinds, Bill Kelliher, and Brann Dailor, Mastodon is one of the most creative and constantly evolving metal bands of all time. Albums like Leviathan and Crack the Skye blended incredible technicality, bizarre and unique melodies, as well as complex story concepts. Their most recent album, Marrow Deep, is the band's first album without Brent, following his departure and subsequent death in 2025. Despite the loss, Mastodon continues to push and evolve.
 
Intro 00:00
How They Formed 00:14
9 Song Demo 3:49
Eric Leaves 5:28
Call of the Mastodon 6:04
Remission 8:23
Leviathan 11:51
Blood Mountain 15:11
Crack the Skye 17:44
Brent's VMAs Incident 21:34
Jonah Hex EP 24:58
The Hunter 27:22
Once More 'Round the Sun 32:46
Emperor of Sand 35:44
Cold Dark Place EP 41:18
Hushed and Grim 43:59
Brent Leaves 48:29
Brent's Death 49:15
Marrow Deep 51:05
Brent's Estate Sues Mastodon 54:24
Alex's Final Thoughts 58:48
Outro 59:42
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My Top 77 Album Recommendations:
https://every-album-ever.kit.com/0ee90183d0
 
Join the Patreon, it rules:
https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumever
 
Mike's music:
Pander Monkey on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple,
 
Mike on Instagram @pandermonkey
Tom on Instagram @tomosmansounds
 
Tom Osman's stuff:
Music on Spotify, Apple, Website
Podcast on Spotify, YouTube
 
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Mike's Picks:
Crack the Skye (2009) -- Best Album
Blood Mountain (2006) -- Personal Favorite
Hushed and Grim (2021) -- Worst Album, Least Favorite
 
Alex's Picks:
Leviathan (2004) -- Best Album
Crack the Skye (2009) -- Personal Favorite 
Hushed and Grim (2021) -- Worst Album, Least Favorite

Today we're interviewing the amazing Chat Pile. With their nu-metal-infused brand of sludge metal, Chat Pile is one of the most interesting and unique heavy bands working today. And now, members Stin, Luther Manhole, Raygun Busch, and Cap'n Ron are walking us through their latest album, Who Loves the Sun, as well as their general philosophies and methods when making music.
 
Intro 00:00
Life on the Road 1:14
Who Loves the Sun 3:57
PEN I S MALL 4:14
Family Funeral 4:51
Expressing Chat Pile's Softer Side 6:13
The Band's DIY Approach 8:14
Chat Pile's Drum Sound 12:12
Reflecting on Their First EP 14:56
Developing Ray's Vocal Style 18:02
Melvins Influence 19:37
Which Songs Don't Make the Cut 20:11
Mike and Stin's Overlapping Backgrounds 23:35
Finding New Music and Staying Curious 25:08
What They're Looking Forward to on Tour 28:41
Closing Thoughts 31:15
Outro 32:18
First Ever Live Performance of "Same Rules" 33:00
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My Top 77 Album Recommendations:
https://every-album-ever.kit.com/0ee90183d0
 
Join the Patreon, it rules:
https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumever
 
Mike's music:
Pander Monkey on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple,
 
Mike on Instagram @pandermonkey
Tom on Instagram @tomosmansounds
 
Tom Osman's stuff:
Music on Spotify, Apple, Website
Podcast on Spotify, YouTube
 
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Today we're discussing Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven, as well as Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada by Godspeed You! Black Emperor. This is the second episode in our Godspeed discography series and we're breaking down both of these records, as well as all the history surrounding them. In a nutshell, they're two of the best records ever made and Godspeed is incredible. But you probably already knew that if you're reading this.
 
Intro 00:00
Where We Left Off 00:14
Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada EP 00:47
Moya 2:12
BBF3 4:17
Their Feelings Toward the Media 8:25
Lift Your Skinny Fists... 14:05
Removing Their Albums from Streaming 16:06
Lift Your Skinny Fists Review 16:31
Final Thoughts 21:35
Outro 22:45
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My Top 77 Album Recommendations:
https://every-album-ever.kit.com/0ee90183d0
 
Join the Patreon, it rules:
https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumever
 
Mike's music:
Pander Monkey on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple,
 
Mike on Instagram @pandermonkey
Tom on Instagram @tomosmansounds
 
Tom Osman's stuff:
Music on Spotify, Apple, Website
Podcast on Spotify, YouTube
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