We here at the EAP think it's unconscionable what is happening to one of the most successful pop stars of our time. Britney has the right to choose if and when she wants to rehearse/record/tour, and she has the right to choose WHO WORKS FOR HER. Mental health is a complicated subject, but the answer can never be slavery. Get in the zone with the EAP and icon Britney Spear's 4th studio album.    #freebritney #britneyspears #inthezone #podcastbroadcast #podcast​​​​​ #musicreview​​​​​    follow on Instagram: @theessentialalbumspodcast https://linktr.ee/theessentialalbumspodcast

Take care of the crew love, as we're buried alive in the headlines for Drake's second studio album.   

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Listen as we navigate our way through the haze of my bloody valentine's genre defining album, Loveless.  #podcastbroadcast​ #mybloodyvalentine​ #loveless​ #podcast​​​​​​ #musicreview​​​​​​ follow on Instagram: @theessentialalbumspodcast https://linktr.ee/theessentialalbumspodcast

The year is 1996 and rock music was about to change forever. Are you ogt?  #podcastbroadcast​ #Tool​ #Ænima​​​ #podcast​​​​​​ #musicreview ​​​​​​follow on Instagram: @theessentialalbumspodcast

This week we cover Pearl Jam's 1998 release, Yield.  follow on Instagram: @theessentialalbumspodcast

Paranoid androids, it's okay computers, the EAP covers Radiohead in tonight's episode.

Put on your swan dress and follow us to a Hidden Place as we discuss Björk's fourth studio album Vespertine. The EAP discuss how she remaind an outsider but was still able to crack and help mold the mainstream.

The EAP take a deep dive in to Weezer's debut album. Discussing some of their favourite tracks and how it influenced their music tastes and music of the next generation.

This week the EAP looks back at Daft Punk's classic Discovery. Discussing the mystery surrounding the group which helped launch them into mega-stardom.

Big beats, big bass and beeps and boops. This week the EAP dives into the world of EDM with the Chemical Brothers genre defining album Surrender.

This week the guys dive in to 2003's highest selling album, 50 Cent's Get Rich or Die Tryin'. Listen as they discuss the impact of In Da Club and how 50's origin story helped build hype.

This week the guys dive into No Doubt's 1995 breakout album and how its slow build help redirect a decade from the doom and gloom of grunge into the colorful world of Tragic Kingdom.

This week the fellas go Back to Black and talk about the late, great Amy Winehouse.  

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Join the guys this week as they tackle Arcade Fire's groundbreaking debut album Funeral. Listen as the guys walk down memory lane and discuss their classic tracks and stellar live show!

The boys are back and talking about Rage Against the Machine's Grammy Award winning album, Evil Empire. So rally around your family and get ready to dive in to the world of Rage!

The guys step out of their comfort zone and discuss The Notorious B.I.G.'s iconic Ready to Die and how it open their eyes to the world of hiphop. B-b-babyyy!

After stellar debut singles Billie Eilish rocked the world with her debut, grammy award winning album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Listen as the guys discuss the album through the eyes of 3 aging hipsters.

After being the first band to achieve fame through social media first, Arctic Monkeys went on to re-record many of those myspace garage demos for their debut album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, and that's what we'll be covering today on the Essential Albums Podcast. 

This week we cover Surfer Rosa by The Pixies, and how the band's influence changed music for our generation. 

This week we discuss our favourite Canadian rock duo (sorry Japandroids...close second I'm sure), and their unique blend of thrashy indie punk rock dance music. Join us! C'mon girls, I know you know what you want...

Plug in baby, as we discover the origins of symmetry in this riveting episode on Muse - one of the greatest live rock bands of our time.  

In this episode we discuss Beck, Odelay, and a variety of Beck related topics. 

Arguably the last surviving band of the nu-metal era, we discuss how Deftones was unique for it's time and still is today, and how White Pony solidified them as the outliers in that crowd. 

Ready or not, here we come, killing you softly with Fugees' final installment, The Score.  

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We dive deep into the Smashing Pumpkins sophomore release, Siamese Dream. We discuss how the band and album helped mold our musical tastes at a young age.

The pilot episode of the Essential Albums Podcast where 3 lifelong friends and music junkies discuss The Killer's sophomore album Sam's Town.

Now gather round children, zip it listen, join us as we enter Kanye West's beautiful dark twisted fantasy.   #kanyewest #MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy #podcastbroadcast #podcast​​​​​ #musicreview​​​​​    follow on Instagram: @theessentialalbumspodcast

"A pop record designed to remind us that music has room to be recreated. The album flows like a compilation of sounds for the wounded. The last record was constructed for lovers in bathrooms...this is for the ones who leave their homes looking for peace."   #brokensocialscene #youforgotitinpeople #podcastbroadcast #thefragile #podcast​​​​​ #musicreview​​​​​ #artsandcrafts  follow on Instagram: @theessentialalbumspodcast

Come with us Into the Void as we dive to the great below and talk about Nine Inch Nails magnum opus, the Fragile.   #nin #podcastbroadcast #nineinchnails #thefragile #podcast​​​​​ #musicreview​​​​​  follow on Instagram: @theessentialalbumspodcast

Journey through the desert with Songs For The Deaf...you can't even hear it. This week we discuss Queens of the Stone Age's 3rd studio album.

This week we take on the Foo Fighter's sophomore album that helped define their sound for years to come, the Colour and the Shape.

What more can you learn about a band you already know everything about? Find out as the EAP cover the final album of one of the most influential bands of the last 100 years.