The music of dreamy, jangly alt rock group The Sundays is the perfect companion to a breezy fall afternoon.

If you're as excited about the return of the iconic 90s rock sound as we are, you won't want to miss Soul Blind.

It's Halloween night: time for the annual No Filler spook pod. Join us as we throw up the horns and summon Beelzebub with some proper devil music via White Zombie.

You never know what you'll hear on our monthly mixtape. But when October rolls around, chances are pretty high you'll hear at least one creepy song from a horror soundtrack. Tune in to hear what else we have in store for this month's Whatcha Heard.

We're dusting off an episode from August 25th, 2019 for a closer look at the shoegazing dream pop outfit Slowdive. As one of the early pioneers of the genre, Slowdive's melancholy, druggy & spaced-out ​vibes sound just as fresh and modern today as it did in the early 90s. No Filler is part of Pantheon Podcasts

We chat about Slowdive's triumphant return to shoegaze with their 2017 self-titled.

We chat about the album that came before the single that pu The Breeders on the map (don't worry, we play that one too) and chat about what ultimately led Kim Deal to leave the Pixies.

We snuck in an extra recording session a few weeks back before Quentin's baby arrived to bring you our regularly scheduled Whatcha Heard for August.

Friend of the pod Nathan Forster joins Travis to chat about HEALTH's unique blend of synth-pop and noise rock.

We dive into Spotlights, another incredible band under the doomgaze umbrella. And this time, they bring the proper heavy with their massive metal-leaning sound that contrasts perfectly with their dreamy, quiet vocals.

We explore the melancholic, darkly luminous beauty of French doomgazers Pencey Sloe.

For this month's Whatcha Heard, we dive into a variety of different folk tunes from pop to freak, naval gazers from shoe to doom, and alt-rock from psychedelic to grunge.

Russian shoegazers Pinkshinyultrablast coined the term "Thunder Pop" to describe their perfectly calibrated infusion of pop music with an explosive character.

Emerging from New York's noise rock scene, Band Of Susans broke away from the rock clichés that were all but set in stone by the late eighties, liberating the genre alongside their grungy shoegaze counterparts.

No Filler dives into Canadian rock band Sloan's first two records, Smeared and Twice Removed.

We listen to Boston-based Swirlies and their perfectly calibrated shoegaze sound that blends noise-pop, lo-fi, electronica and indie rock.

For our very first listener-suggested episode, we talk about the amazing Swervedriver and focus on their first 2 records: Raise and Mezcal Head. Similar to bands like Hum and Catherine Wheel, Swervedriver mixes elements of grunge, alt-rock, and shoegaze to create their sound. Tracklist: Son of Mustang Ford Sci-Flyer Sandblasted Never Lose That Feeling MM Abduction A Change Is Gonna Come Deep Wound Part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.