Bernie Wandel was the bassist on the Henry Rollins album "Hot Animal Machine" and has a long history in the DC music scene.

You, me, and the PJD! Ed Gregor joins to talk about the Palisades Juvenile Delinquents, SWA, No Use For a Name, Hedgehog, Dusted Angel, and so much more!

Keep scrolling to see some of the things discussed in the interview with Matthew.

Matthew’s book “Zerox Machine”, 2024 Reaktion Books. Buy it here!

Jim Wilson is a musician I've long admired, as guitarist/vocalist in the band Mother Superior and as a member of the final lineup of Rollins Band, as well as his solo career and other projects.

“Visa Weekend” from the 1989 No Reality 7” featuring Paul on guitar, Tony Cicero on drums and Stephen Egerton on bass.

“Falling Down the Stairs” from the No Reality single.

“Sensory Overload”, an unreleased version from the Third Wave sessions.

“Neck Deep” from 1990’s “Tool Box” album, Nemesis Records. Paul on guitar and vocals, Tony Cicero on drums, Dave Gomez bass.

“What You Deserve” from “Tool Box”, 1990.

“Granite Master” by Left Insane from the split with Haywire, 1989 New Beginning Records.

“Anastasia” from “Tool Box”.

“Challenger” by Narcoleptic Airforce featuring Paul on guitar.

“Co Deep End” by Narcoleptic Airforce.

Jeff Wagner is a writer, podcaster, and metal ambassador, who has just written the definitive book on Voivod. We talk about all of that and more in Chapter 10 of One Chapter in the Book!

The first volume of the SSTree features Brian Weitz, aka Geologist, a founding member of Animal Collective, and recently, the SST adjacent Motherfuckers JMB & Co.

Brian recently released his debut solo album, “Can I Get a Pack of Camel Lights?” on Drag City. We talk about that and more in this debut episode.

Our guest for Backtracks Volume 10 is ALL road warrior and member of multiple bands, including Goodbye Harry and Neutral Boy, Mike The Pike!

Robert Fitzgerald is the author of the excellent book "Hardcore Punk in the Age of Reagan, A Lyrical Lashing of an American Presidency", a deep dive analysis on the punk movement's reaction to the Reagan era.

Jason Farrell, guitarist in Swiz, is here to talk skating, the DC scene he came up in, and of course, Swiz and the incredible new book documenting the band's legacy, out now on Akashic Books!