Tigers Jaw are an indie rock band from Scranton, Pennsylvania. Bandmates Ben Walsh and Brianna Collins spoke with Dan Redding about the band's "rebirth," Scranton, and childhood memories. Tigers Jaw are preparing the release of a new LP titled 'spin,' which will be the inaugural release on producer Will Yip's new Atlantic Records imprint, Black Cement.

Diet Cig are a pop-punk duo from New Paltz, New York consisting of guitarist and vocalist Alex Luciano and drummer Noah Bowman. The band spoke with Culture Creature about their new LP, ‘Swear I’m Good at This,’ as well as Alex’s obsession with Guy Fieri, the potency of honesty, emo roots, and much more.

Mix Master Mike is one of the world’s greatest DJs. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Beastie Boys in 2012. He was recently announced as an opening performer on Metallica’s 2017 'WorldWired' tour. In his Culture Creature interview, Mike discusses Beastie Boys history, mixing metal with hip hop, aliens, and much more.

Dan Yemin is a founding member of seminal punk bands including Lifetime, Paint It Black, Kid Dynamite and more. Dan’s new band Open City recently released its self-titled debut album. Open City also includes Andy Nelson (Paint It Black, Ceremony, Dark Blue), Rachel Rubino (Bridge And Tunnel), and Chris Wilson (Ted Leo & The Pharmacists). Dan Yemin is also a licensed clinical psychologist. During his interview with Culture Creature host Dan Redding, Yemin discusses Donald Trump, Wu-Tang Clan, the art of protest music, and more.

Dale Crover is the legendary drummer of Melvins, and he also performs on the Nirvana albums 'Bleach' and 'Incesticide.' In today's interview, Crover discusses his new band, Crystal Fairy, which includes his Melvins bandmate Buzz Osbourne, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez of At the Drive-In, and Teri Gender Bender of Le Butcherettes. He also discusses his childhood friendship with Kurt Cobain.

Cameron Boucher is the frontman of Sorority Noise and Old Gray. Sorority Noise have announced their forthcoming album, 'You’re Not As _____ As You Think,' which is due March 17th. During our interview, Cam discusses how jazz informs his work in rock bands, his transition into a full-time music career, the grief and loss that informed the song 'No Halo,' and much more.

Joel Gion is best known as a member of the seminal and prolific psychedelic indie rock band The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Joel and Dan discuss BJM, Anton Newcombe, the movie 'Dig!', Donald Trump, and Joel's solo career. Joel's new track 'Tomorrow' is streaming at CultureCreature.com now.

Jess Abbott is the frontwoman of Tancred, whose 2016 LP 'Out of the Garden' is a big rock record that's loaded with catchy hooks and grungy riffs. In her Culture Creature interview, Jess discusses everything from Donald Trump and social media to Alanis Morissette. She also shares a chilling ghost story.

Punk icon Ian MacKaye is the co-founder of Minor Threat, Fugazi, Dischord Records and more. In his wide-ranging Culture Creature interview, MacKaye discusses Donald Trump, social media, and the current status of Fugazi. MacKaye's levelheaded outlook on contemporary politics and his advice for activists will help you make sense of tumultuous times.

Legendary punk bassist Mike Watt is known for his work in Minutemen, fIREHOSE and The Stooges. In his Culture Creature interview, Watt discusses career highlights and shares stories about Joey Ramone and Iggy Pop. He also discusses his 1995 live album featuring Dave Grohl and Eddie Vedder.