Episode 063: Look, we know it’s already 2026. But at Six Picks, we’ve never been much for those rushed December rankings, so we’re sticking to the tradition of letting the music actually breathe before we judge it. Join Geoff, Russ, and Dave as they look back at the 2025 tracks that haven’t left their heads yet, featuring a deep dive into the raw energy of Die Spitz, the bizarro folk-metal collision of AVVT PTTN, and the ever-reliable Laura Jane Grace. The conversation also meanders through the recent output of Big Thief, Wet Leg, and Nerdlinger, before the guys shift gears to figure out exactly what is going on with a strange new breed of veterinarian working up in Canada. This is the definitive 2025 post-mortem you didn't know you needed, delivered with the usual chaos and a blatant disregard for the calendar.

Apple Podcasts

Instagram

Spotify Playlist

Official Site

Episode 062: We’re kicking off Season Three with a "triple-shot" treat that’s bound to leave you satisfied! This week, the guys are exploring the tightest chemistry in music by diving deep into ménage à trois anthems and the hardest-working three-piece bands in the business. We’re digging into the sheets of the tracklist to see who’s really getting down together, featuring enough members to keep everyone happy from Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Joyce Manor, Rick James, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Beck, and The Lonely Island. Between the climaxes, the guys take a heavy detour into the "Objectivist" bedroom to look into the unpublished books of Ayn Rand, proving that the Fountainhead isn’t the only thing getting a rise out of us this week. Grab a partner (or two) and dig in—it’s a season opener you won't want to finish alone.

Apple Podcasts

Instagram

Spotify Playlist

Official Site

Listener Listens - People Museum - Instagram

Episode 061: We're revisiting an old favorite with expanded scenes as we get ready for Season 3, premiering February 11th.

This week on Six Picks Music Club, Geoff, Russ, and Dave explore the phenomenon of band members launching epic solo careers. They'll dissect the legacies of three iconic groups: Traffic, Red Rider, and Million Dead. Prepare to hear about the impact of each band and how their frontmen, Steve Winwood, Tom Cochrane, and Frank Turner, respectively, went on to achieve solo stardom. But wait, there's more! The guys take a hilarious detour to investigate the subculture of men who call other men, men? Strap in for Goin’ Solo.