The possible season 2 premiere, where it features Ashnikko, Why Don't We, and many more.

We have good albums from Arlo Parks and Celeste, along with the disappointments from Lil Skies and Steven Wilson.

We have major letdowns from Hayley Williams and the Foo Fighters. Great R&B from Pink Sweat$ and Mark is finally talking about the UK artist "slowthai".

To be announced.

Albums that are good and a little bad. Including Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Madison Beer, Goody Grace, Nick Jonas, and Guapdad 4000.

This is the most craziest episode of the show. AJR still remains terrible, albums from Rod Wave and 24kGoldn. Also, the disappointment from Evanescence.

We got albums from BROCKHAMPTON, Demi Lovato, and Quadeca.

AJ Tracey brings more forgettable UK hip-hop.

We got albums from Shelley FKA DRAM, Dodie, Morray and the most excruciating Weezer.

Albums from chloe moriondo, Amy Shark, Aly & AJ and Olivia Rodrigo.

Too many unknown albums.

I suffer no manner of success with expectations, spanning trap from Polo G, R&B from Emotional Oranges, country from Thomas Rhett, hyperpop from Slayyyter, pop punk from KennyHoopla, and a lot of indie pop and rock including Left At London, Wolf Alice, Sleater-Kinney, and the welcome returns of Liz Phair and Marina!

In this episode of On The Pulse, I'm finally getting closer to getting back on schedule, with pop from Rebecca Black, SEVENTEEN, Doja Cat, and (sigh) Maroon 5, a decent return for Garbage, brighter prospects for MIKE, worse prospects for jxdn, and sheer greatness from the Mountain Goats, Spellling, and Lucy Dacus!

In this episode of On The Pulse, we make some headway catching up with great country from Cole Chaney, scattered hip-hop from Vince Staples, Evidence, Tkay Maidza and KSI, and frustrating projects from Hiatus Kaiyote, Hybrid, and especially Tones And I and WILLOW. Plus, I have way too much to say about Clairo.

In this episode of On The Pulse, we get tough hip-hop conversations about Isaiah Rashad and Dave, accessible pivots from Torres and Foxing, blasts of Americana from The Killers and Bleachers, great country soul from Yola, an epilogue EP from Creeper... and the two sides of ponies with Pony Bradshaw and Vylet Pony!

In this episode of On The Pulse, we get a sharp split between pop - of sorts with Lorde, Halsey, and CHVRCHES, and metal - of sorts - with Deafheaven, Between The Buried And Me, and Wolves In The Throne Room, and contentious opinions all around!

Spectrum Pulse is going to take a break, because YouTube terminated his channel, due to the hacking.