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Welcome to a dark night of the soul as Brad discusses the self-titled release of '90s alt-rock dudes Marcy Playground. Oh boy. This is one where nostalgia and reality don't really match up anymore, but hey, there's still some good stuff on this record. Honestly. Also, your friendly Deep Rotation bartender discusses the various forms of disco lemonade.

Our month of '90s one hit wonder reassessment continues with "Closing Time" progenitors Semisonic and their 1998 record "Feeling Strangely Fine". Also, Brad discusses St. Vincent's new movie, Wayne Coyne, and a spooky Pick of the Week.

Deep Rotation is back, revamped and relaunched for the new year, and to kick off the new and improved show, we're opening with an entire month of reexamining albums by 90's one-hit wonders that deserve a second glance. What do Kurtis Blow, C.C. DeVille, Biz Markie, Buck 65, and Brendan Canning from Broken Social Scene have in common? They all performed on "You Can't Stop the Bum Rush" by late 90's one-hit wonder Len. Join Brad as he discusses this really strange record. Plus, new release news, Azealia Banks, and more.

This week, Brad discusses the lounge/hip-hop supergroup Lovage.

The first ever live Deep Rotation on June 28th at The Auricle in Canton. This episode, our panel discusses the history of... well... vagina songs. Again, very NSFW.

In this, the first edition of our Collaboration Series, Brad discusses the Ween and Boredoms team-up album Z-Rock Hawaii.

After months of silence, Brad returns to finally provide the Deep Rotation approved list of the best 100 records from 2015.

On this bonus episode, Brad discusses the new age compilation "Pure Moods Vol. 1".

This episode Brad goes solo to discuss the soul/funk/psych band of army draftees East of Underground. 

This week Brad discusses stoner rock/metal band Clutch with his friend Mike Mercier. 

On this episode, Brad (aka Old Navy Spice) has Stephanie Mellott (Buzzbin Art & Music Shop) on to discuss dance punk/ noise rock duo Death From Above 1979. They also talk about MySpace music, staying relevant and embarassing teenage stuff. Dope.

On this episode, Brad discusses the mysterious folk artist Connie Converse with his friend Emily (and her cat), her tumultuous life and her strange disappearance. 

This week, Brad and his friend Morgan tackle the goth/industrial titan Marilyn Manson in a long conversation, mostly about how often Manson replaces band members only to have them sue him later. 

The first bonus episode of Deep Rotation is a strange one, as Brad discusses the MTV Party to Go '99 compilation. Why? I"m not sure, but he does rant about Mark McGrath a lot. So there's that.

Our cup (or can as the case may be) runneth over on today's episode. This time around Brad talks to Nick Brewer (Squids, Inhale Exhale, many more bands) about the artpunk/emo/indie band Blood Command. They also discuss growing up religious, musical blind spots and Nick's many band names. Its a drunken lovefest up in this piece. Dope.

This is a weird one. This episode Brad sits down with Sam Miller (Descendants of Trees) to discuss the "swamp metal" band Acid Bath. At a bar. With bar things going on behind them. The dudes work past it as they discuss the macabre, strange live gigs and BEING METAL. Brutal stuff, yo.

Today we have DOUBLE PENNA MAGIC on Deep Rotation as the Penna Bros. come on to discuss hot dogs, but soon get derailed and get into a discussion about the seminal grunge band Pearl Jam. 

Brad flies solo again as he discusses the vaporwave artist Macross 82-99. Actually, it's (kanji characters) Macross 82-99, but its close enough. Thrill as Brad discusses The Weather Channel's Local on the 8's, "Zoop", and the myriad of forgotten musical ephemera this dude draws from. Plus, Brad has language barrier issues and sinus problems. Dope.

It's episode number eight, and Brad flies solo again to discuss the seminal post-hardcore/emo(ish)/etc band Drive Like Jehu. Exciting stuff, yo.