The release of its 2013 single, “Much,” signaled Typefighter’s transition—loudly. The track was a power-pop zinger, and one of the catchiest rock songs to come out of D.C. all year (right up there with Sunwolf’s “Push It”). April 22, Typefighter dropped its propulsive, sing-along-worthy debut LP, “The End of Everything,” and that folkier Typefighter seemed to fade into memory forever.

So of course, when the quartet stopped by WAMU’s studios to play two songs from “The End Of Everything,” “Much” was at the top of our request list. They gave us exactly what we wanted—then followed that great single with a high-energy take on “You When You’re Older,” a song it’s kicked around for a while now but overhauled on the LP. Both songs were a blast to hear in the studio, and today, we share both with you. Enjoy.

Typefighter plays an album-release show at Rock & Roll Hotel May 3.

Not that Sunwolf is some kind of one-hit wonder. While they were here, the band ripped into another standout, “Let It Out,” which may have to share the throne with “Push It.” It’s a hard one to forget.

After the session, the band sat down with longtime D.C. musician Brendan Canty (of Fugazi, Deathfix and numerous others) for a casual chat. Listen to that lively (and very funny) interview up top.