Is Lana Del Ray crafting classical-esque compositions or repeating the same melodic ethos ad nauseam? Music Enthusiast Craig provides context to the connection so many feel with Lana, and convinces Caitlin to give her own connection with Miss Del Ray a deeper chance. Through her evolving sound, consistent thematic exploration and precisely sculpted persona, we're finding new ways to appreciate Lana's contribution to the modern music zeitgeist. Whether you're her biggest fan or struggle to understand her critical acclaim, this episode will have you ready to drive into the distant Americana sunset with your 1950s housewife.

Lily & Grace Richardson join the show to talk all things CLEWS: their new single and upcoming album, the changing tides of content creation, learning to surrender and A WHOLE LOTTA LOVE, BABY. If you want to find out why Grace is the next CharliXCX and what has inspired the glowing sentimentalism in CLEWS' 'You're So Mine' and beyond, you're in for a treat.

produced and edited by Caitlin Norris

music by Christian Zappia

artwork by Lo O'Hara

additional production by Regan Dale

Housemate Kayleigh has broken free of prison for one very important reason: Angela Baker. We're giving a spoiler FULL review (when there's enough plot to warrant so) of the cult classic turned Pamela Springsteen fiasco that is Sleepaway Camp. We're covering the first three instalments in this iconic (?) series, and frankly that is more than enough.

cw: violent sexual assault, murder, blood and gore, transphobia, pedophilia

edited and produced by caitlin norris

music by christian zappia

add prod by regan dale

artwork by lo o'hara