Endless Scroll
Endless Scroll is a podcast about internet culture, music, and the music industry. Each week hosts Eli Enis, Miranda Reinert, Eric Bennett and Michael Brooks discuss new albums, industry discourse, and music journalism.
Episodes
Fontaines DC, Sophia Stel and Worldpeace DMT all put out new albums so we talked about them
Grace, Eli and Miranda discuss some very 2010s news. Once that's out of the way, we get into new albums from New York emo band Holidays in United States and pod favorite Greg Freeman.
... And in the second half of a double feature of new music episodes, Grace, Eric and Miranda uplift Tinashe's new album and discuss the phenomenon of pop albums about being popstats.
Who is the most overrated artist of the decade? When will Nate Amos pick up the computer again? Should he ever? Get to the bottom of these questions and more in our (delayed) look into new albums from This Is Lorelei and Carly Rae Jepsen.
Grace, Miranda and Eli discuss some online controversy, one of the three Twisted Teens 2026 albums, and do a little run down of what they've been listening to at the end of the summer.
In the first of our upcoming episodes focusing in on our favorite 2020s albums by genre, Eric, Eli and Grace check in on what we consider the best pop music of the 2020s.
Miranda and Eli sit down with prolific emo and punk writer Andrew Sacher to discuss his new book EMO REVIVAL: Community, Diy, and Rebirth in Post-Hardcore and Emo (2008-2018).
Preorder Andrew's book: https://bookshop.org/p/books/emo-revival-community-diy-and-rebirth-in-post-hardcore-and-emo-2008-2018-andrew-sacher/aedad98efa9919b2
Subscribe to Andrew's substack: https://andrewsacher.substack.com/
Eli, Eric, Miranda and Grace sit down to discuss new albums from two Endless Scroll hall of famers, Wild Pink and Phoebe Bridgers.
Eric, Eli and Miranda sit down to talk about songs of the summer - the good, the bad and the personal. Miranda and Eli apologize for their performance in the quiz.
We all sit down together to talk about the freshest and hottest topics in music: are The Strokes still good and what about Charli XCX? Are The Minions having a moment? Will Phoebe Bridgers be a good actor? All this and more...
Nearly 2 months ago, we sat down to talk about Canadian fail-girl film Mile End Kicks. I (Miranda) forgot to post it somehow. On the upside, you get it now!
Actual new episodes start back up next week. Thanks for listening!
It's time. 2026 is halfway over so we each rounded up our five favorite albums and three favorite songs of the year thus far.
This is our last main feed episode before our annual July summer break. We'll be back at the beginning of August with lots of great new episodes. Thanks for listening. HAGS.
Some mixed thoughts on new ones from YHWH Nailgun, Kim Petras and Olivia Rodrigo. Miranda and Grace are winners. Happy summer.
Eli, Miranda and Michael first touch on the shutting down of music listening service and curator of internet native indie, Nina Protocol. Then we get into new records from Greg Mendez and Feeble Little Horse. Short and sweet episode, just like the records we talked about.
Miranda, Eric and Grace check in with Pop Corner, music they were listening to over the month of may, and the movie I Love Boosters. Have you ever had the caramel popcorn at Nitehawk Cinema?
Michael, Grace and Eric chat new music so everybody can figure out which May 2026 purveyor of new music gets to win the pod. Thoughts on Namasenda's new album Limbo, Dancing On The Wall by MUNA, and Middle of Nowhere by Kacey Musgraves.
After being left to their own devices, Eric and Miranda sat down to talk about Phoebe Bridgers being back, Charli XCX promo, and the band Metric for an hour.
Talkin' albums we were listening to in April and also the new Olivia Rodrigo single. Friko, Gia Margaret, My New Band Believe, Wendy Eisenberg, things of that nature.
Miranda and Eli sit down to hash out trends. What's in, what's out, what's up with the French Canadian math rock clown band.
Eli, Michael, Miranda and Grace sit down to discuss memories of indie rock and music journalism from 10 years ago. You'll never guess what made it on Pitchfork's end of year list! Number 6 will SHOCK you!
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