Show Notes
In the final (yes, final) part of our epic coverage of the production discography of the one and only John Congleton, our hero breathes life into pop nobility, anoints indie royalty, and achieves a new-found sheen in his sound.
In this episode, James and Graham discuss, Blondie, Nelly Furtado, Angel Olsen, Sharon Van Etten, Future Islands, Bombay Bicycle Club, and much much much much (much) much (much much much) much much more.
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