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Hosted by Troy Sennett, Matt Kistler · music · EN
Troy Sennett and Matt Kistler talk music through the lens of their favorite artists’ discographies, one album at a time.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTroy Sennett and Matt Kistler talk music through the lens of their favorite artists’ discographies, one album at a time.
Noise Floor is hosted by Troy Sennett, Matt Kistler. The show has published 100 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "AFI - Crash Love with Blake Correll" (28 October 2026, 78 minutes), "AFI - Decemberunderground" (21 October 2026, 76 minutes), and "AFI - Sing the Sorrow with Dan Bretz" (14 October 2026, 78 minutes).
Noise Floor publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 67 minutes across 100 episodes.
Booking probability for Noise Floor is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Noise Floor requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Noise Floor's contact route on record: verified email.
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Troy Sennett, Matt Kistler hosts Noise Floor, a music podcast with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #104
Blake Correll of Broken Left Foot returns to the show to discuss AFI's eighth album, Crash Love. Released in 2009 to tepid fan response, this album cycle nearly broke the band while also setting the stage for the latter...
Episode #103
Divisive among their fanbase but wildly successful on the back of "Miss Murder," 2006's Decemberunderground was AFI's moment in the mainstream spotlight. We talk about the pressure to follow up Sing the Sorrow, the...
Episode #102
Widely considered the band's magnum opus and their most enduring success, Sing the Sorrow finds AFI leveling up in every way. We're joined this week by Dan Bretz (Pelafina, Stingray Central, and more) to talk about the...
Episode #101
This week we're joined by Zak Maybaum of Bleached Cross to discuss The Art of Drowning, AFI's fifth album and their most melodic and adventurous work yet. Bleached Cross on Bandcamp Find us on the internet...
Episode #100
It's the 100th episode of Noise Floor! We're celebrating the milestone with a listener Q&A and a discussion of Black Sails In the Sunset, AFI's first album with guitarist Jade Puget, the foundation of their sound going...
Episode #99
With a lineup change and a return to engineer Andy Ernst, AFI began coming into their own on their third album, Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes. We discuss how their style has evolved, the iconography of Davey...
Episode #98
This week we're discussing AFI's sophomore album and Nitro Records debut, Very Proud of Ya. An unwieldy 20 songs and their only work with Michael Rosen, it nonetheless set the band up for a long career in the punk...
Episode #97
This week we're starting a new series on the long and storied career of AFI, beginning with the California punks' debut, Answer That and Stay Fashionable. We cover their high school formation, early releases, and the...
Episode #96
Our Death Cab For Cutie series is done, but we're spending one more week with Ben Gibbard as we discuss the other half of his monumental 2003, The Postal Service's Give Up. Find us on the internet: @NoiseFloorPod on...
Episode #95
We're at the end of our Death Cab For Cutie series this week, discussing their latest album I Built You a Tower just a couple months after its release. We also go through a host of fascinating Ben Gibbard interviews and...
Episode #94
Death Cab For Cutie spent the pandemic lockdown writing exquisite corpse-style and whittled ninety song ideas down into 2022's Asphalt Meadows. It's an album that surprises at every turn, and this week we discuss...
Episode #93
This week we're covering Death Cab For Cutie's Thank You For Today, the band's ode to middle age and Seattle. There's a lot to talk about in this era of Death Cab, from the process of writing with new band members Zac...
Episode #92
Our Death Cab For Cutie series continues this week with 2015's Kintsugi, as we break down their first time working with an outside producer, guitarist Chris Walla's departure from the band, and role of divorce and Los...
Episode #91
This week we're covering Death Cab For Cutie's Codes and Keys, an experiment in minimal lyricism and making rock music without focusing on guitars, as well as the band's least fondly remembered era. Find us on the...
This week we're joined by Broken Left Foot frontman Blake Correll to discuss Narrow Stairs, Death Cab For Cutie's dark and adventurous follow-up to Plans. With two of us fresh from a trip to see the band in Milwaukee...
Episode #89
Plans was Death Cab For Cutie's major label debut and remains their most enduring mainstream success. This week, we discuss the production process at the legendary Long View Farm studio, Ben Gibbard's heart-wrenching...
Episode #88
We're back to Death Cab For Cutie this week, digging into their momentous, genre-defining album, Transatlanticism. We discuss the themes of distance and longing, the songs that remain playlist staples to this day, and...
Episode #87
We're taking a break from Death Cab For Cutie to recap our favorite albums of the first half of 2026 and look forward to the rest of the year. Find us on the internet: @NoiseFloorPod on Instagram noisefloorpodcast.com...
Episode #86
Our Death Cab For Cutie series continues this week with The Photo Album. Released in 2001, it serves as the transition point between the early days and the massive success that would follow. We get into the rushed...
This week we're discussing Death Cab For Cutie's We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes, a document of post-college life and an "interstitial" time in the band's career. We cover everything from the long process of...
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