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This week on Mandatory Music, Sebastian and Mike dive headfirst into the latest Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees. It’s a lively, no-holds-barred discussion as they break down every name on the list—celebrating the legends who were long overdue while also questioning a few picks that didn’t quite hit the mark. Who made the cut? Who sparked debate? And which inductee had one of them shaking their head? Tune in and find out.

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This week on Mandatory Music, we stepped outside our comfort zone and discovered some new sounds that caught us completely off guard. Sebastian brought in Wet Leg and shared why their quirky, offbeat style has been hitting all the right notes lately. He also introduced the wildly unconventional Angine de Poitrine—a strange but oddly captivating listen that sparked some great conversation.

For the main event, we dove headfirst into the long-awaited return of Corrosion of Conformity. After 8 years, lineup changes, and real-life adversity, they’ve come roaring back with a massive double album that demands attention. We break it all down—the sound, the evolution, and whether it lives up to the legacy.

Tune in, turn it up, and discover something new.

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This week we get down and dirty and review the new Black Label Society album Engines of Domination. We dig into everything the album has to offer and more!! We also talk a little GnR and their most recent set list.

Review Black Label Society's new album and discuss recent music news.

Key Takeaways

• BLS Album Review: Black Label Society's new album, Engines of Demolition, is a raw, mid-tempo record with a "greasy" production style, a stark contrast to the polished sound of its predecessor.
• Divergent Ratings: The album received a 4/5 rating for its raw energy and mid-tempo groove, but a 3.5/5 for its lack of dynamic song structure and vocal variation.
• Guns N' Roses Tour: GNR's new tour features a 26-song setlist, including deep cuts and covers, with The Black Crowes opening.
• Next Week's Album: The next review will be Corrosion of Conformity's new double album, Good God, Bad Man, their first release since 2018.

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