Going Off Track

Akron/Family drummer talks about his new solo album, Malcom Gladwell, the downer of sharing drums and reflects on the magic of the NYC blackout.

Buddhist, punk rocker, author, Josh Korda goes deep on everything from Matt Dillon to Fela Kuti with some Led Zeppelin thrown in.

Drummer and guitar/vocalist for the punk band chat about touring with Sublime, fights at shows and some end-of-the-world scenarios.

For our 300th episode, we recorded live, in front of an audience at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. Guests were Blake Schwarzenbach of Jawbreaker, Brian Baker of Minor Threat and Bad Religion, and Laura Stevenson. What a blast!

The guitarist from iconic Brooklyn hardcore band, Indecision talks about his transition into local government as a NYC council member. We also discuss sensory deprivation, conspiracy theories and, of course, pizza!

The singer-songwriter discusses winter angst, the horrors of K-Pop and being in a cover band of yourself.

Legendary hardcore bassist discusses the making of "Start Today," the time CIV opened for KISS and being exposed to hardcore through CBGB matinees.

Andrew W.K. discusses the importance of turning off your rational mind, his first album in 12 years and how he got Obituary to be his backing band by writing them a letter.

Paternoster discusses New Brunswick Grease Trucks, how she developed her playing style and the way social media has redefined the way we behave in our daily lives.

Steak Mtn. discusses his new book Hunchback ’88, growing up in a sketchy trailer park and if humanity will inevitably destroy itself on this upbeat episode.