On the 181st episode of Audioface:
A strange album and singleless week. But there's news! So....
DMX's rushed to the hospital after an apparent overdose. BTS talks about times they've experienced racism. The drama from Lil Nas X's Montero video continues. A video of Quavo and Saweetie fighting in an elevator surfaces. Britney Spears opens up about how the documentary on her life made her feel. NLE Choppa smiles for mugshot, promises innocence. And Radiohead join TikTok in a very Radiohead manner.
MUSIC RECOMMENDATIONS #10 from Sean, Dan, and you, the audience: Gus Dapperton, Japanese Breakfast, Sad Night Dynamite, LAB IV, Taylor Swift's re-records, The Hold Steady: Open Door Policy, Weezer's Blue Album, AJR: OK ORCHESTRA, Tatsuro Yamashita, and Jungle.
Check out Sean and Dan's new music playlist "2021 AF" here!
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