Scott has chosen a masterpiece, Donkey Kong Goes Home by Dana Walden, which is not a videogame soundtrack but a standalone musical narrative. This album is truly like nothing you have ever heard before, and not only is this kid oriented album a piece of history, featuring the first official Mario voice, but it also discusses themes such as bondage, psyops, commercial real-estate, and capitalism.

Phoneboy, the sequel! Iisha picked the sophomore album of the Hoboken softboy alt-pop band Phoneboy, Moving Out, hoping it would spark the same joy their previous self-titled album Phoneboy did. It did not. Consensus of the Ziggies is that this album is a little too generic, a little less sincere, and a little boring overall, a "guess we've gotta put out another one" money grab of obligation rather than the fresh eyed musicianship seen in their previous album. The only thing we'll be Moving Out of is listening to anymore of this album, unfortunately. I also delayed uploading this episode for a long time but don't remember why. If you find something wrong with it, comment and let me know!

The cultural divide is deep with this one: Zak's pick, Everything Goes Numb by Streetlight Manifesto! A moving punk classic full of melancholy and the will to live, or Johnny Test Sonic music for ten year olds? You decide!