Schizophrenic Music
A genre-jumping, decade-spanning music podcast where Craig and Kevin riff, rank, and occasionally roast their way through underrated albums, ridiculous matchups, and unexpected playlists.
Expect deep cuts, rapid-fire games, trivia twists, and the ever-growing series: “The Soundtrack to…”. Zero rules. Just riffs.
The Schizophrenic Music Podcast isn’t just a show — it’s a platform for sonic disobedience and musical pluralism.
Schizophrenic Music
Latest Episodes
S6 – Ep 33 | 1996 Overlooked Gems: Failure, R.L. Burnside, the Radio Days & Collecting in the Digital Era
Craig and Kevin set the dial to 1996 for this week's picks. Craig spotlights Fantastic Planet by Failure, a sprawling, hypnotic space-rock record that slipped past the mainstream at the time and has since become a touchstone for fans o...
S6 – Ep 32 | 1970 Classics, Emitt Rhodes, Cactus & Kevin's Either/Or Gauntlet
Craig and Kevin dig deep into 1970 for this week's picks. Craig spotlights the self-titled solo debut from Emitt Rhodes — a home-recorded, one-man-band pop masterpiece so Beatles/McCartney-adjacent in sound and timing that it remains one of the...
S6 – Ep 31 | Jazz & Folk Meets Funk-Hop: 2007 Picks & an Improvised Over/Under
Craig and Kevin head back to 2007 for this week's picks. Craig spotlights Civilians, Joe Henry's tenth studio album — a stripped-back, politically tinged folk-and-jazz record cut in his home studio with an all-star cast including Loudo...
S6 – Ep 30 | 2025: Will Hoge's Sweet Misery, Tristen's Unpopular Music & Labels vs. Artists
Craig and Kevin bring things into the present with a look at 2025. Kevin spotlights Sweet Misery, Will Hoge's 15th studio album — a loud, hooky return to his rock 'n' roll roots after the quieter, solo-recorded Tenderhearted Boys
S6 – Ep 29 | Hard Rock Meets Hip-Hop: 1989 Picks, Either/Or & Growing Up on Music
Craig and Kevin dig into 1989 for this week's picks. Craig leads off with Surprise Attack, the debut from Memphis hard rockers Tora Tora — a hooky, blues-tinged slice of late-'80s rock built around the hit "Walkin' Shoes." Kevin answer...
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