ALL THE MUSIC NEWS. Nothing else. That is this episode. This is your life now. Just trapped in a perpetual loop of song after song recommendation. Never knowing when we'll stop. All your mental energy is gone because you've dedicated all your waking and even some sleeping hours to listening to every song we discuss. You don't have the will to do even the simplest of things like making a grilled cheese or showering. The ladies of The Moshpit would apologize but they will not apologize for giving you taste in music. So tread with caution because if you start this episode you may never stop. And no one would blame you since this episode contains discussions of All Time Low, Meet Me @ The Altar, Sleeping with Sirens, Eternal Boy, Project Revise, and Exit.
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