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The Midnight Coterie is back with their follow up album "Tools of the Devil." Luna Roxy finds herself in a dark place after the realization of what her true existence is, and this album explores existential dread, the meaning of life, love, loss, and rebellion against fate. 

Spotify will definitely refuse to air this, so make sure you send it to your friends and tell them about it!

1. Prelude (0.00)

2. Our Shining Dishonesty Will be the Salvation of Us (2:07)

3. Virtuosity (7:37)

4. Chores (10:57)

5. Alameda (15:55)

6. Benet (19:55)

7. Moonlight Legend (Album Version) (24:36)

8. Existence is Futile (29:56)

9. The Devil and Luna Roxy (34:07)

10. Nevertheless (38:13)

11. Only Andrew Dismukes Could Make That Make Sense (41:35)

12. Dead by Daylight (45:48)

13. ACT 1 - The Modern Day Prometheus (49:14)

14. ACT 2 - Se Rendormir (53:53)

15. ACT 3 - The End (58:35)

We bring 2025 to a close with our second annual Podzilly Awards, where Seanan and Hunter hand out the golden Godzilla statues to the best and worst of a very interesting year!

RELAX! We're wrapping up our ode to Ah-nold with what Seanan says is the last great Terminator film - T3 Rise of the Machines. Is he right, or should he go back in time and terminate that endorsement?

We recorded After Dark this week in front of a LIVE audience, and this is the Christmas joy that came from it! Cringe at the Trump and celebrate the season with us!

It's our Christmas episode of E&E, and this year we're reviewing Tim Allen's Disney blockbuster - The Santa Clause! Ho-ho-ho and various Tim Allen grunts.

Someone tell Dalton to take the night off - we're reviewing Arnold's Christmas classic (?) - "Jingle All the Way." PUT THE COOKIE DOOOOWN!

Is A.I. the future, or just a future mistake? Tonight, we get in depth on the whole A.I. thing, discuss all the dumbass things Donald Trump did this week, and talk about our top five twists in media! It's ALL we wanted for Christmas!

Grab your Fallout Boy CD and ask your parents for a ride to Hot Topic because we're reviewing the Christmas film that reminds you of a time when Tim Burton was a genius - The Nightmare Before Christmas!

Our Arnold love fest continues this week with arguably his last truly great film as the musclebound 80's action star we all know and love - James Cameron's "True Lies." Next time, you're in the van.

Nothing fancy tonight - just raw unfiltered thoughts from last night's live stream about the senseless murder of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer by their son Nick, and how Donald Trump somehow lowered himself even further with his heartless response.