No Filler Music Podcast

Believe it or not, this is our first ever country episode. To help us break the seal, our buddy Mitch joins us to explore Rattlesnake Milk's self-titled from 2020, an album that blurs the lines between classic country...

On this month's Whatcha Heard we're drifting between psychedelic rock, shoegaze, blistering garage riffs, nostalgic electronica, ambient soundscapes, and melodic indie rock. It's another eclectic mix of old favorites...

In an era where radio and MTV was still relevant and Bandcamp and Spotify were right around the corner, Guster's Keep It Together proved the group had much more to say beyond their typical 2 guitarists and a...

<p>From sleazy synth-pop and bruised alternative rock to slow-burning dreamscapes and cathartic heavy nu metal, this edition of Whatcha Heard covers a little bit of everything. As always, it’s a mix of old favorites...

<p>On this episode we dive into The Guest, the 2002 breakout record from Phantom Planet that proved they were far more than just “the band from The O.C.” While “California” would eventually become unavoidable thanks to...

<p>In lieu of our latest episode on Phantom Planet's "The Guest" from 2002, we're dropping a Rewind on an episode that was released way back in July of 2020, where we cover their self-titled album that came just two...

<p>Tracklist</p> Snail Mail - Tractor Beam The Asteroid No. 4 - What a Sorry Way to Go Miki Berenyi Trio - Gango Poster Children - In My Way Kelele - Idea 1 Mono - Playboys MASSIVE HASSLE - Right Time Mudvayne - -1 Ben...

<p>On this episode we dive into the raw, cathartic beginnings of Foo Fighters' self-titled debut. Written and recorded almost entirely by Dave Grohl, the record feels like a personal reset button. It’s loose, loud, and...

<p>On this month's Whatcha Heard we've got more horns than we know what to do with, a smorgasbord of genres and decades to dive into, and a nice hearty serving of Grohls to boot.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Tracklist:</p> Violet...

<p>Mitch joins the pod again and brings with him some truly hidden gems from Blind Melon's dark and vulnerable Soup. The album holds nothing back in it's exploration of singer Shannon Hoon's experience with substance...

<p>Right at the buzzer we sneak in our Whatche Heard episode for February. Pieced together from 3 different recording sessions, this one is a real doozy. We listen to everything from 80s Japanese folk/electro-pop fusion...

<p>Our buddy Mitch joins us again, this time to chat 311's unique blend of funk, metal, and reggae on their 2001 release, From Chaos. </p> <p>Tracklist</p> Amber Sick Tight From Chaos Hostile Apostle Uncalm I'll Be Here...

<p>In our first Whatcha Heard of 2026, we listen to all the tracks we wished we had brought to our Best of 2025. And we listen to some brand new tracks from living legend Kim Gordon, and the much anticipated side...

<p>We’re diving into Incubus’ 1999 breakout Make Yourself, one of the late 90s’ most thoughtful meditations on self-determination and what it means to be alive. Brandon Boyd’s lyrics grapple with questioning the...

<p>We wrap up our Best of 2025 with our final 7 tracks! </p> <p>Tracklist</p> SNOWMEN - Evelyn Says Cloakroom - Story of the Egg Tycho - Boundary Rider (feat. Paul Banks) The Dead Bolts - IDCIYDC Bleed - Shallow The...