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In this episode, John and Tyler review new tracks by Green Day, Carpark, Sweet Pill, and Drive-In while pondering the rise of virtual bands following KISS's 'new era' announcement. They also discuss how the 'GTA 6' trailer caused an insane spike in Tom Petty streams. Also, news about Taylor Swift's 'Eras' tour hitting the billion dollar mark gets talked about. The conversation heats up as they discuss a music exec's controversial statement about artists producing physical records during the climate crisis.
Check out new music from:

1. Green Day - Dilemma
2. Carpark - MIA
3. Sweet Pill - Chewed Up
4. Drive-In - S4th and Wythe

Check out more from Drive-In here.

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Rozdziały

1. Forget pop-punk. Let grunge break through again. (00:00:00)

2. Green Day - "Dilemma" (00:02:49)

3. Carpark - "MIA" (00:10:20)

4. Sweet Pill - "Chewed Up" (00:13:15)

5. Drive-In - "S4th and Wythe" (00:16:32)

6. Will virtual concerts start becoming a thing? (00:21:58)

7. Tom Petty deep cut sees spike from GTA 6 trailer (00:26:01)

8. Taylor Swift's Eras tour brings in $1 billion (00:32:11)

9. John has a bone to pick (00:35:58)

10. Music exec says artists who sell vinyl during climate crisis are hypocritical (00:39:17)