Episode

Wallop Wrecords: Audioslave vs. Home Free

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Wallop Media
Published
Mar 13, 2026
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Summary

Kyle and Rylan are back with another episode of Wallop Wrecords, and this time the format gets a little more personal. Instead of reviewing the same album, each host picked an album they love and challenged the other to give it a full listen and review. Kyle brings Home Free’s Crazy Life to the table, putting Rylan into the world of the country a cappella group’s blend of harmonies, vocal percussion, and country influences. Meanwhile, Rylan fires back with Audioslave’s self-titled debut album, handing Kyle a dose of heavy riffs, Chris Cornell’s powerhouse vocals, and the supergroup chemistry of former Rage Against the Machine members. Throughout the episode, the guys break down both albums track by track, talk about standout songs, surprises, and moments that didn’t quite land. From massive rock anthems to layered vocal arrangements, the conversation turns into a friendly musical showdown as each host tries to make the case for their pick. Will Kyle come away with a new appreciation for Audioslave’s explosive debut? Will Rylan be converted by the harmonies and style of Home Free? Or will both albums leave the other host scratching their head? Two hosts. Two very different albums. One entertaining debate on Wallop Wrecords. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.