The former art director for Nine Inch Nails launches his first comic book, called High Level, on Feb. 20 via DC/Vertigo. This episode features a deep dive with Rob on comics, glitch art, musical holy grails, Nine Inch Nails, cultural armageddon and more.

The Seattle legend and torchbearer for indie music stores shares in-house tales of Pearl Jam, Reignwolf and more. Packed with iconic history, Easy Street Records has an incredible selection of vinyl & memorabilia, as well as an-store venue, cafe and art you won’t find anywhere else. It’s all due to the passion and spirit of founder/owner Matt Vaughan.

Kyuss legend and founder of desert rock institutions such as Unida, Slo-Burn, Hermano and Vista Chino has returned with his next incarnation: John Garcia & The Band Of Gold. We drive out to where it all began to talk with the legendary voice in the desert.

Deep in the forests of northern Michigan, we dissect the critical need for finding your own hidden level in life. Without a root system, or an escape of our own, we’re hopelessly adrift in a hurricane of cultural chaos. 
New music: Gorillaz, Florence + The Machine, Drake.

We lost Anthony Bourdain today. Here's a reflection on mental health, the necessity of coloring outside the lines and the punk mandate of living inspiration, in tribute.

Did you know 'Brown Sugar' by the Stones is about slavery & underage prostitution? Episode 34 digs into new music from Jungle, Iggy Pop & Underworld, a breakdown of the new film Sorry To Bother You, and discovering demons in the classics we grew up with.

Reviewing new albums from Nine Inch Nails, Nas, The Carters and more. Also a look at why Rock has less cultural value, profitability and popularity than ever before. 
Hint: It's mostly limp garbage that doesn't reflect modern culture in any way.

Recapping the top 10 albums of 2018, and a look at why Christmas music is stuck in the post-WWII era. Everyone who sings the songs of our holiday merriment is now dead and gone, but we're hooked on monochromatic nostalgia from simpler times.

Debating catalysts for social revolution, fresh out of an opening-weekend Black Panther showing. Topics: Kendrick vs. Kanye, the gun control debate turning a corner, the controversy over the band Black Pussy playing in LA, and a look into the similiarities between actions & ideas spreading like a virus.

Your cheat sheet for new albums from Stone Temple Pilots and The Decemberists, two surprisingly strong records. Also, Fortnite addiction is very real.