Show Notes
On the 177th episode of Audioface:
REVIEWS: "Polydans" by Roosevelt, "Judas and the Black Messiah: Music Inspired by the Motion Picture", and "Welfare Jazz" by Viagra Boys
New singles: "Calling My Phone" by Lil Tjay feat. 6LACK, "The Princess and the Clock" by Kero Kero Bonito, "Fire, Ready, Aim" by Green Day, and "Exposure" by Shelley (formerly known as DRAM)
The 2 big news stories of the past week: Bobby Shmurda is released from prison, and Daft Punk call it quits. The Polydans review. Tory Lanez gets hit with a restraining order from Megan Thee Stallion, Chance The Rapper points the blame for his album flopping, and Lady Gaga's french bulldogs are stolen in a violent manner. The Judas and the Black Messiah album review. Blink-182's upcoming project has lots of curveballs. Spotify announces its new business model, meanwhile Facebook rolls out its latest copy-cat app. The Welfare Jazz review. De La Soul's animated quest to save their music, and Freddie Gibbs inadvertently shows the pointlessness of the Joe Rogan podcast.
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