*With Kanye West’s prolific album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy celebrating its 10 year anniversary today, Nov 22, you might want to know that Cole Cuchna, creator & host of Dissect, a Spotify ...

Sacramento-based producer Cole Cuchna launched his award-winning Dissect Podcast as a passion project to analyze the music and lyrics of the 2015 album "To Pimp A Butterfly" by Kendrick Lamar. For the ...

Hip-hop is getting the deep-dive treatment once more. Dissect, a Spotify Studios serialized music podcast, dedicated to breaking down some of hip-hop's most influential albums, returns for its fifth ...

Cole Cuchna sees podcasting as the Wild West of the arts. There’s freedom in the novelty of the medium — there aren’t templates for success and there isn’t history to look back on. It’s an extremely ...

JID released the track Community as part of his fifth studio album, God Does Like Ugly. When the track was released, the ...

Season 3 of Dissect will begin with a six episode mini-series on Frank Ocean's Channel Orange, followed by a full season on Blonde. "I have a soft spot for artists who use their platform to challenge ...

For anyone who really wants to get inside Bo Burnham’s “Inside,” the Dissect podcast is prepared to get deep into the weeds. The show’s coming season will be devoted to exploring how Burnham developed ...

Dissect podcast creator Cole Cuchna is turning his attention to Tyler, The Creator’s 2017 album “Flower Boy.” Tyler, The Creator is better known as the producer and rapper who founded the alternative ...

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Spotify's Dissect podcast is back for Season 6, and the premiere is focused on Beyoncé's highly acclaimed 2016 album Lemonade. The first three episodes of Season 6 are now available to stream, with an ...

Season 7 of the award-winning podcast 'Dissect' will analyze the 'transmedia' landscape of Childish Gambino's 'Because the Internet.' For reasons associated with our increasingly-virtual lives, among ...