Anthony Green is the vocalist of Circa Survive and Saosin, as well as a prolific solo artist. Dan Redding sat down with Anthony for an interview at his home in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. In this wide-ranging and candid conversation, Green discusses Circa Survive’s new album, the blissful “god energy” of performance and human connection, Nirvana, Cormac McCarthy, The Doors, and much more.

In today's interview, bassist Tim Commerford discusses his bands Rage Against the Machine, Prophets of Rage, and Audioslave. Topics covered include the debut LP from Prophets of Rage, why Zack De La Rocha is “the greatest frontman that ever lived,” Chuck D’s ‘Five Levels of Being in a Band,’ Sex Pistols, Chris Cornell, and much more.

METZ are a Toronto noise rock trio who are preparing to release a new LP, ‘Strange Peace,’ on Sub Pop. Today on the podcast, you’ll hear METZ guitarist and vocalist Alex Edkins discuss recording the process with renowned recording engineer Steve Albini. Alex also discusses Converge, Toronto, and more. You’ll also hear the new METZ song ‘Cellophane.’

Andrew W.K. is a musician, motivational speaker, author, and a "living monument to partying.” In today’s interview, Andrew discusses a wide variety of topics including his new album, creativity, ghosts, The Doors, and who he’d put on the Mount Rushmore of Partying.

Dan Redding chats with Justin Pearson about his forthcoming LP and tour with Dead Cross, the supergroup that also includes Mike Patton (Faith No More, Fantômas, Mr. Bungle), Dave Lombardo (ex-Slayer, Suicidal Tendencies, Misfits), and Michael Crain (Retox, Festival of Dead Deer). Justin discusses the creative process behind the album, his background as a musician and independent record label owner, the unique methods of “brilliant” Dead Cross producer Ross Robinson, the influence of John Lydon, and more.

Today, we're bringing you two big interviews on the show. The first is with Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein of Misfits and his eponymous band Doyle. Doyle discusses his new album, Misfits' 2016 reunion, and more. Next, we have an interview with John Connolly of Sevendust and Projected. John discusses the 20-year anniversary of Sevendust's debut, Projected's new album 'Ignite My Insanity,' and why Pantera's Dimebag Darrell was such a nasty guitarist.

Amelia Bushell is the vocalist of Brooklyn punk band Grim Streaker, who are quickly gaining a reputation for their wild and incredibly fun live performances. This episode includes an interview with Bushell, and you’ll also hear the song ‘Miami Girl’ from Grim Streaker’s ‘Girl Minority’ EP. Amelia and Dan Redding discuss Bushell’s background in music, Grim Streaker’s formation, past lives, and much more. Grim Streaker are Bushell, guitarists Dan Peskin and Micah Weisberg, bassist Bill Dvorak and drummer Piyal Basu.

Walter Schreifels is a punk icon known for his work in Gorilla Biscuits, Youth of Today, Quicksand, Rival Schools and more. Walter’s band Dead Heavens are preparing the release of their debut LP, ‘Whatever Witch You Are,’ which is influenced by ‘70s psych, blues-rock, and proto-metal. Walter and Dan Redding discuss his Walter's childhood, his first band, Quicksand, the road to Dead Heavens, and much more in this wide-ranging interview.

Bill Gould is Faith No More’s bassist and a founding member of the band. In today’s interview, Bill and Dan Redding discuss Faith No More’s formation, its debut album ‘We Care A Lot,’ 1995’s ‘King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime,' and more. Faith No More was formed in San Francisco in the early 1980s. The band’s uncompromising approach and explosive frontman, Mike Patton, have resulted in a thrilling, genre-defying career as hard rock trailblazers.

Code Orange is a boundary-pushing punk and metal band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Jami Morgan is the band's drummer, vocalist, and de facto leader. Jami and Dan Redding discuss Code Orange's exciting breakout year, which includes touring opportunities with Gojira, Anthrax, Killswitch Engage, and System of a Down. They also discuss the band's new album, 'Forever,' Nine Inch Nails, Code Orange's discovery of its own sense of confidence, and more.