Last night, "The Voice" Season 4 continued with more Blind Auditions, and more awesomeness ensued. From the good shticky fun of the Swon Brothers to the sweet country goodness of Holly Tucker to the all-out adorkability of Michelle Chamuel, there was much for me and my "The Day After" cohost Matt Whitfield to enjoy. Watch us discuss last night's Blind Auditions in our latest chatfest below, and we you hope you enjoy that too.

Josh Krajcik, the beloved burrito chef and runner-up of "The X Factor USA's" first season, teased fans late last year with a self-titled EP and a live performance on "The X Factor" Season 2. But now he has finally released his first full-length album since competing on the show, Blindly, Lonely, Lovely, out this week via BMG. The album certainly isn't typical reality TV fare--but that's just perfect, since Josh was never a typical contestant to begin with. Blindly, Lonely, Lovely is a nuanced, soulful, quietly sophisticated singer-songwriter masterwork, evoking artists like David Gray, Van Morrison, and Procol Harum, and it features collaborations from credible heavyweights like Eg White (Adele, Florence + The Machine, Kris Allen, Alex Clare) and Chris Seefried (Fitz & The Tantrums, Haley Reinhart, Gemma Hayes). And it has been worth the wait.

photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty ImagesOn "American Idol's" top 10 results show, Nicki Minaj made it abundantly clear that she'd wanted to use the Judges' Save on her favorite male singer of Season 12, Curtis Finch Jr. But since the use of the one Save of the season must be a unanimous decision, and the judges weren't in agreement that week (are they ever?), Curtis went home in 10th place. Back then, Nicki complained on the air that she wished she'd had more time to debate the matter with her castmates, and she even said she would quit the show if Curtis left.

Fast-forward two weeks later, and Nicki is of course still on "Idol." And the Save still hasn't been used on any contestant--not even on this week's talented castoff, Devin Velez, despite Mariah Carey's teary-eyed reaction to Devin's elimination and Ryan Seacrest's disappointed gasp of "wow!" when he learned that the judges weren't going to save Devin. And now it seems like Nicki wants to make sure the Judges' Save never gets used, since it wasn't given to her favorite contestant--if her recent angry tweets are anything to go by.

This week's bottom threeOn Thursday's "Idol" results show, speaking about the previous night's disastrous group performance by this season's remaining boys (Lazaro Arbos, Burnell Taylor, and Devin Velez), in-house mentor Jimmy Iovine joked, "Well, I guess there's a new boy band in town! They're called Wrong Direction!" And these boys headed in the totally wrong direction indeed--to the very bottom of "Idol's" rankings--when they unsurprisingly comprised this week's bottom three.