Albums For The Apocalypse

Is he the best producer ever or is he just an egotistical maniac with a beard. One thing is for sure, he's had a hand in the release and production of some classic alums. On this episode albums from The Black Crowes, Kanye West and Slipknot that all involved Rick Rubin are put on trial and a decision is made as to whether they should be kept in the event of an apocalypse. It's a big one this week, listen to find out how many Rick Rubin records make it into the bunker

It's been a long time coming but episode 10 is finally here. And for this extra special episode the reigns were handed over to you with each album being suggested by you the listeners. The albums that may or may not be saved this week are from Spector, Lianne La Havas and Sticky Fingers. Listen to find out how much Jack and Amos agree or disagree with your music tastes.

Apologies for the delay on this one guys as Jack was recovering from football related injuries. On this weeks episode Jack and Amos talk all things Glasto. While they don't talk about wellies, rain or mud, but they do discuss albums from previous headliners Adele and Skunk Anansie as well as booked 2020 headliner Kendrick Lamar. There's also chat on potential future headliners and a special announcement about our 10th episode is made.

Jack and Amos are wearing silly wigs and banging their gavels, as they welcome you to the court of public opinion. This weeks episode is all about guilty (or not so guilty) pleasures. With one of the most influential metal albums ever from Pantera, one of the biggest selling Canadian records ever from Nickelback and, a questionable listeners choice, with the soulful debut of Mahalia. Which guilty pleasures will the boys choose to save from the apocalypse?

The boys are Bill and Ted this week as they get in their Tardis and go back to the future, to discuss albums from the year 1980. There's the final record from Joy Division, a concept album from Dolly Parton and the comeback of all comebacks from AC/DC. Listen to find out which albums your hosts save from the end of the world.This weeks episode is part of a new reoccurring mini series where albums from the 1980s will be discussed, with each episode being a different year in focus. This mini series will be visited every few weeks, as Jack and Amos dissect one of the greatest decades in music.

Grab your ecstasy, elephant and your eyeliner as Jack and Amos cover albums from their teenage years on episode 5 of Albums For The Apocalypse. On a very special episode of the show they are joined by Owen Hill of As Everything Unfolds who helps to decide which albums from The Prodigy, The White Stripes and My Chemical Romance should be saved on judgement day. Listen to find out which albums are saved and why Owen will never be invited back.

Missing those Friday nights down the local when the band starts covering Wonderwall and everyone loses their minds? Well on this episode Amos & Jack have got you covered (kind of).On episode 4 of Albums For The Apocalypse, we discuss independent releases, with albums from Against Me!, Oasis and While She Sleeps. Which of these will be saved from the apocalypse...

On episode 3 we discuss three debut albums from the 2010s. Jack picked Dave - Psychodrama, Amos picked Vein - Errorzone and our listeners pick was Frank Ocean - Channel Orange, as picked by James Croft and Ben Harrop. Listen to find out which albums are saved for the end of the world.