Hosted by Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino, this music-history docuseries dissects 2004 as the pivotal year indie rock crossed over into the mainstream. Through firsthand interviews with members of Arcade Fire, Death Cab for Cutie, The Shins, Spoon, Modest Mouse, The Decemberists, Tegan & Sara, and Metric, alongside label executives, iTunes insiders, and TV creators behind shows like The O.C., the podcast traces indie rock's roots from '90s scenes in Seattle, Omaha, Durham, and Canada to its unexpected explosion into ads, playlists, and pop culture. Blending nostalgic storytelling with cultural analysis, episodes explore themes of authenticity versus commercialization, DIY ethics colliding with mass appeal, and the role of technology and media in reshaping music discovery. With a candid, conversational tone from a musician-host who lived through the era, the show appeals to longtime indie fans, music historians, and anyone curious about how a scrappy underground movement became a defining mainstream sound. Produced by Nevermind Media and presented by Dropbox.