Gus Unger-Hamilton, keyboardist and vocalist of alt-J, talks to Kyle Meredith about their immersive new sound project, the challenges of performing their music live, and why they're compelled to write more catchier music. Plus, Unger-Hamilton explains why alt-J consider themselves a "folk band" and how Radiohead inspired their latest single, "Hares On the Mountain".  Kyle Meredith With... is presented by Consequence of Sound and Louisville's 91.9 WFPK. 

Dave Pirner of Soul Asylum promotes the band's new live album, Live from Liberty Lunch, Austin, TX, December 3, 1992, in addition to the newly minted reissues of their first two studio albums. He also reflects on his appreciation for filmmaker Kevin Smith, the time he met Prince, the backstory behind their ill-fated eighth studio album, Candy from a Stranger, and what's next for Soul Asylum. Kyle Meredith With... is presented by Consequence of Sound and Louisville's 91.9 WFPK. 

Joseph Arthur talks to Kyle Meredith about Arthur Buck, his new project with R.E.M.'s Peter Buck. They discuss how the collaboration came to fruition and deep dive into songs including "I Am The Moment", "Are You Electrified", and "Summertime". Arthur also talks a bit about his next solo album. 

Legendary country folk singer-songwriter shares stories of Dan Auerbach's poker nights, his mutual Jason Isbell adoration, Phil Spector asking his kids "who's the king of rock and roll" before they go to bed, and how Pluto being downsized really pissed him off. 

Walk the Moon lead singer Nicholas Petricca talks about the recent turmoil that inspired the band's latest album, What If Nothing. Petricca reveals that the band almost broke up prior to the album's release: "We weren't sure if we were going to," he says. 

Lou Barlow of Sebadoh and Dinosaur Jr. fame gives an update on his current ongoings in this installment of Kyle Meredith With.... He reveals plans to make a new Sebadoh album and explains why he has yet to actually hear Dinosaur Jr.'s latest single. He also talks Dinosaur Jr.'s upcoming tour and the prospects of a new album from the legendary band. 

Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament discusses his solo album, Heaven/Hell, how he came to meet and work with Angel Olsen, and all the stories behind "Safe in the Car", "Drugs", and "Somewhere". He also gives an update on the new album from Pearl Jam, why the band probably won't be doing a big 30th anniversary show, and what's happening with box sets for No Code or Yield.

Mike Mills discusses his work in the classical world, Scott Aukerman's REM podcast, and how it's a shame there isn't a new REM record, what with the current white house. He also celebrates the 10th anniversary of Accelerate, as well as the 20th anniversary of Up, the reinvention of the band after Bill Berry left.  

Kyle speaks with Otis Williams, the last surviving member of The Temptations. They discuss the new album, All The Time, how it came about, the three originals, and how they chose the covers. Otis recalls hanging out with Michael Jackson while he was shooting the video for "Remember The Time". Can The Temptations can continue if he ever retires? (He wants them to.)

Veteran reggae musician Ziggy Marley explains why he doesn't like the word "optimistic." He also reveals how touring behind his father's iconic album, Exodus, influenced his forthcoming album.