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Hello everyone and welcome to Indiecast.

On this show, we talk about the biggest indie news of the week.

We review albums and we hash out trends.

In this episode, we review the new

album by Beach House. My name is Stephen Hayden, and I'm joined by my friend and co-host. He

dressed like he was in The Matrix from 2010 to 2016, Ian Cohen, Ian Horamorian.

Yeah, I mean, it seemed like just a week ago we were fretting over the broification of

indie cast, but now we just got to figure out how we were fretting over the broification of Indycast, but now we just

got to figure out how we're going to endure the latest vibe shift.

Look, man, this is, we're starting off on some real deep Twitter conversations right now.

Yeah, we kind of miss the window on the broification of a big thief.

I think we're, like, we're too late on that. The vibes just shift so quickly these days. We got, and there's probably people out there who have no idea what we're talking about, and I just will tell you, do not find out. Do not find out what we're talking about, just ignore it. What I love about Indycast is that like we have listeners who are absolutely not, like

who have no idea what we were just talking about as far as these inside jokes.

And I love that, you know, like if they had followed anything on Twitter, it's like the

fact that you're here after apparently witnessing the war on drugs cover Bob Seeger.

Yeah. Like this is the sort of thing where it's like Stephen Hayden, born, whatever year you were born, died, cause of death, war on drugs covering against the wind.

Yes, yes.

Well, I saw the war on drugs twice this week, Tuesday night and Wednesday night, which was last night, because we're recording

this on Thursday morning.

I won't talk too much about it because I am going to be writing something about the

War on Drugs pretty soon, so a little teaser for that.

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