Live* from the deserted sandblown badlands of Undisclosed Location National Park, their mic technique mysteriously deteriorating by the minute**, it's Beeso, Adamhfoto and the Doc with After Dark reckons on plastic fans, missions to Moscow, sidehustles, making Tracks, the god of Protracker nerds, industrial experiments, Origin fights, doing it yourself, I feel like Ringo, Roddy Bottum USA, animal husbandry, the rebelliness (?) of youth, Everything Is A Remix (Of Head Like A Hole), Beeso gets confused (and subsequently fired), progwaffle, aesthetic aspirations, positional changes, baby got bass, you've done it again, too much rugby league is barely enough, give the people what they want, 4 is more than 2, Crowe comps, sick a dis, she ain't messin', so bad it's bad, Winx twitter, picking classic albums based on your abillity to remember their titles, picking classic albums based on their cover art getting banned in conservative states, don't stick pencils in your ears and bloody Queensland drivers. This week we reviewed new albums from Tax The Heat and The Sword, with NIN's The Downward Spiral argued over for classic status. Next week Albion Love Den drops by to talk Femi Kuti, Screaming Females and The Saints' I'm Stranded. Current and recent review albums are on our After Dark album review playlist; our fave tracks of the year are on our 2018 After Dark Mixtape.

*well it was at the time
**apologies for the occasionally suboptimal audio; we'll be back to our more traditional excellent sound/terrible content nexus next week