This is For the Record, and today we’re covering Haim’s “Women in Music Pt. III” from 2020. Join us as we deep-dive into the third album from this SoCal Sister-Act, breaking down the musical elements, key themes, history and context, and our own thoughts on the album. What does genre-bending really mean? Can you walk anywhere in Los Angeles? Do good things always come in threes? Find out all this and more on this week’s episode.

This is For The Record, and today we’re covering Bob Dylan’s “Blood on the Tracks” from 1975. Join us as we dive deep into the fifteenth studio album from the enigmatic icon, breaking down the musical elements, key themes, history and context, and sharing our own thoughts on the album. Is BOTT a time-bending exploration of Chekov’s poetry, or is it really just a breakup album? Is Bob Dylan the Shakespeare of his day? Does a song really need a chorus? Find out all this and more on this week’s episode.

This is For the Record, and this week's episode is about SZA’s “CTRL”, from 2017. Join us as we dive deep into Miss Twenty-Something’s powerful debut album, breaking down the musical elements, key themes, history and context, and our own thoughts on the album. Is this really R&B, or something else entirely? Are studio notes and frustrating delays sometimes exactly what an album needs to be great? What makes a memorable melody? Find out all this and more on this week’s episode.