Your Music Saved Us

Episodes

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  126 Audio Adrenaline - Bloom 05.11.2026 1h 39m

  Jay and Clifton are surprised that Audio Adrenaline is a band and actually play instruments? I guess we just figured they were a manufactured hardcore dc talk?
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  125 Mineral - The Power of Failing 22.10.2026 2h 25m

  Jay and Clifton skin their knees on the nostalgic tragedy of growing up to Mineral's first album, The Power of Failing.
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  124 Black Eyed Sceva - Way Before the Flood 15.01.2026 2h 14m

  Jay and Clifton rummage through the math rock, philosophy, and anger in Black Eyed Sceva's debut album, Way Before the Flood.
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  123 Yo Ho Ho 18.12.2025 1h 32m

  People! All around the world! (it's christmas time!)
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  122 Carman - No Monsters 16.10.2025 1h 19m

  Another Halloween Carman-spook-tacular is upon us! Donavon of Jesus Stole Our Movies joins us to discuss the No Monsters music video
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  121 Silage - Watusi 02.10.2025 1h 31m

  Jay and Clifton wonder whether Silage’s Watusi is a ska album, rap-rock album, or even just an elaborate youth group prank.
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  120 Petra - No Doubt 18.09.2025 1h 25m

  Jay and Clifton battle fatigue, confusion, and surprisingly funky bass lines as they revisit Petra’s 14th studio album, No Doubt.
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  119 Puller - Roadside Monument Split EP 02.09.2025 1h 24m

  Jay and Clifton ask: What happens when a band covers your song better than you did? And why didn’t Roadside Monument return the favor?
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  118 Noggin Toboggan - Snapcase 22.08.2025 1h 45m

  Jay and Clifton get swept off in a sugar-crashing rush by Noggin Toboggan’s Snapcase, a record that asks: what if MXPX had no oversight except a youth pastor? Also check out our appearance on the Jesus Stole Our Movies podcast, with former guests Donovan and Zac, where we discuss The Last Temptation of Christ!
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  117 This Train - You're Soaking In It 07.08.2025 1h 14m

  Jay and Clifton get lured in by a punky Amy Grant cover, only to wake up in a double wide with pink flamingos, Mr. Rogers, and some surprisingly solid songwriting.
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  116 Slick Shoes - Rusty 17.07.2025 2h 23m

  Jay and Clifton return to Clifton's favorite punk band, Slick Shoes, for their debut album, Rusty!
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  115 Buck - Buck 26.06.2025 2h 33m

  Jay and Clifton are joined by Jesus Stole Our Movies co-host Zak to discuss B-tier (?) Christian ska band BUCK and their debut album!
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  114 Steve Taylor - Squint 12.06.2025 2h 38m

  Chaz (@excompod) joins Jay and Clifton for a discussion of Steve Taylor's Squint that quickly goes off the rails but is hopefully highly entertaining!
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  113 Disciple - My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy 29.05.2025 1h 35m

  We did it! After a long, slow descent into Christian music-induced madness, we've finally found where the sea floor drops off into oblivion thanks to an album so aggressively dull, so devoid of anything resembling intrigue or artistic value, that it’s left us staring into the yawning void of our own psychosis. Congratulations to Christian music’s crustiest jack strap: Disciple’s 1997 EP, My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy—a title as embarrassing as the music it drags behind it.
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  112 Black Cherry Soda - Grin 15.05.2025 1h 28m

  Jay and Clifton think you're so cool, they just want to kiss you. But instead of getting so tied up in you, they're gonna cool down with a nice Black Cherry Soda. Their debut album, Grin, that is!
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  fuck Spotify 13.05.2025 1m

  If you listen to our podcast on Spotify, it might be time to change that
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  111 Puller - Sugarless 01.05.2025 2h

  Jay and Clifton vibe with the heavy guitars and sweet crooning of Puller's masterful debut album, Sugarless
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  110 Hokus Pick - Brothers From Different Mothers 17.04.2025 1h 21m

  Jay and Clifton get groovy with Mr. Clean and Hokus Pick's album, Brothers From Different Mothers!
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  109 Freeto Boat - Hindsight 20/20 03.04.2025 1h 41m

  Jay and Clifton explore the 1990s evangelicalism at the core of Freeto Boat's debut album, Hindsight 20/20
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  108 Blenderhead - Prime Candidate for Burnout 20.03.2025 2h 44m

  Justin from Punk Lotto Pod joins us to point out the brilliant album behind the less than perfect production of Blenderhead's debut album, Prime Candidate for Burnout!