Caroline Glaser of Brother Bird joins the show to talk about her latest album, 'another year,' making the deliberate choice to start fresh after appearing on NBC's The Voice, mutual love of John K. Samson's songwriting, and more.

Chris and Jake discuss Brother Bird's 2024 album 'another year,' the joy and the loneliness of loving deep tracks, and Chris' assignment to Jake for the next episode.

The Record Is Repeating's best of 2024 playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/49mW1fEAjT2NAg0m0Ju6rO?si=9858014e25f5486e

Taking a page from fantasy sports, Jake and Chris pick their favorite songs from their favorite albums of 2024 draft-style.

Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/49mW1fEAjT2NAg0m0Ju6rO?si=8fba6481d14a44ad

Songs/Albums:
Pedro the Lion, "Modesto" (Santa Cruz)
Alkaline Trio, "Bad Time" (Blood, Hair, And Eyeballs)
Fontaines D.C., "Starburster" (Romance)
Brother Bird, "suburbs" (another year)
Laura Marling, "Patterns" (Patterns)
Jacob Collier, Madison Cunningham, Chris Thile, "Summer Rain" (Djesse Vol. 4)
Cursive, "Dark Star" (Devourer)
Elijah Fox, "Wyoming" (Wyoming)
The Cure, "A Fragile Thing" (Songs Of A Lost World)
Dustin Kensrue "Death Valley Honeymoon (feat. Cat Clyde)" (Desert Dreaming)
Bon Iver, "S P E Y S I D E" (SABLE,)
Middle Kids, "Petition" (Faith Crisis Pt 1)
Frances Quinlan, "Another Season" (Another Season)
Karate, "Fall to Grace" (Make It Fit)
Sinai Vessel, "Laughing" (Laughing)
Green Day, "Dilemma" (Saviors)
Anthony Green, "Numb, But I Still Feel It (Title Fight cover)" (Doom. Spun.)
Vulfmon, Evangeline, "Got to Be Mine" (Dot)

Jake and Chris take on the daunting task of discussing three new releases. They discuss The Cure's Songs of a Lost World, Bon Iver's SABLE, and Karate's Make It Fit.

Chris and Jake discuss Pinegrove's fourth studio album "Marigold" (2020), its vivid imagery, piercing lyrics, and the lessons it gently offers. Plus, Chris gives Jake his assignment -- or assignments -- for the next episode.

Chris and Jake talk about The Get Up Kids' breakout 1999 album Something to Write Home About, which just celebrated its 25th anniversary with a re-issue and an ongoing tour.

The Get Up Kids' lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter Matt Pryor joins Chris and Jake to talk about the band's upcoming tour celebrating 25 years of its groundbreaking second studio album Something to Write Home About, that album's deluxe reissue, and his new memoir Red Letter Days. This wide-ranging interview includes miscellaneous geeking out about gardening, what it's like touring with your own kids in your band, and a shared love of pro wrestling. Recorded on July 10, 2024.

Hosts Christopher Belanger and Jake Neher introduce The Record Is Repeating and talk about what you can expect from this podcast. They discuss some of the music that served as a foundation to their long friendship and what's inspiring them now. Plus, Chris gives Jake the show's first music listening assignment, which they will discuss on the second episode.