Hardcore legends Refused have just released their explosively confrontational new album War Music, and frontman Dennis Lyxzén is as artistically potent as ever. 

The man who somehow fronts two of the greatest bands of the last 3 decades, the International Noise Conspiracy and Refused, gives us the full breakdown in this episode.

Reignwolf's new album 'Hear Me Out' is a long-awaited infusion of gritty, balls-out rock in an era of polished perfection. Frontman Jordan Cook met us in a Seattle coffee shop for an intimate deep dive on the record, a day prior to release. 'Hear Me Out' is Reignwolf uncompromised, a powerful display of musical evolution which finally captures the explosive, kick-drum stomping spontaneity of their live performances. It's a leap of evolution for the virtuosic Cook, who channels onstage fits of one-handed guitar solos and off-mic roaring through impossibly good songwriting - all of which makes for a soul-fire streak of anthemic rock. It makes you a believer.

Failure’s new album In The Future Your Body Will Be The Furthest Thing From Your Mind is a fantastic continuation of the high-caliber legacy the guys have built over two decades. We connect with Ken to talk about making Failure’s most personal record yet, hitting the road in 2019 and more - including being unaware of A Perfect Circle’s cover of “The Nurse Who Loved Me” until after it had been released.

A one-on-one with Scott Reeder - legendary bassist, producer and member of defunct desert-rock demigods Kyuss, as well as Fireball Ministry, Sun & Sail Club and beyond. Stories include auditioning for Tool, the long road back from injury, political armageddon, the road ahead with Fireball Ministry and much more.

Minneapolis rappers P.O.S. + Astronautalis discuss their long-awaited new album as Four Fists, easily one of the best records of 2018.

A massive, sweaty, psychedelic kaleidoscope of music and oddity blooms in the forests of Tennessee for one weekend each year. PR wizards Leigh Grainey and Jake Whitener take us behind the scenes of the Best Festival in America to discuss magic moments, the culture, the hedonism, the madness and the overwhelming love of all things Bonnaroo.

All things Phish with diehard Reverend Justito. From deciphering the band’s magic to a firsthand experience of the violent incidents this Summer at the Gorge, to oddities like Antelope Greg and beyond - it's a balanced intro for newcomers, and a deep dive for superfans.

A superfan's morning-after review of Pearl Jam's blazing run at SafeCo field in Seattle, raising $11.5 million to combat the homeless crisis.

Weeks after his near-fatal accident onstage with Gorillaz, Del The Funky Homosapien digs deep on the road to recovery, battle rap culture, gaming and his latest project Gate 13, a collaboration with Zion I member Amp Live.

Johnny's still in the early stages of a long recovery from a devastating motorcycle accident last month, but we wheeled him out for a deep and long-overdue discussion about artists' role in the outrage wars of 2016-2018, that somehow managed to draw lines between Kanye's recent artistic expressions, Childish Gambino's earth-shaking 'This Is America' video, the new Arctic Monkeys album, the new Perfect Circle album, and Janelle Monáe's new one.