Going Off Track

On this week's Going Off Track, Paul Delaney (Black Anvil, None More Black) chats about how his parents helped him get into punk and hardcore, debunks myths about black metal and Satanism and clues our listeners in on how to procure a few gallons of cow's blood for your band's next gig.

Walter Schreifels, singer, guitarist and songwriter for Quicksand, Rival Schools, and Gorilla Biscuits talks about CBGB's and New York's Lower East Side in the 80's as well and all the awesome bands he's been formed and is still playing in.

Ron Richards, founder of highly influential comic book website iFanboy, stops by Going Off Track to talk zines, his time as hardcore kid, college days with our own Jonah, and how he's always making things happen, like a comic book convention.

Matt Pryor, vocalist/guitarist for The Get Up Kids and The New Amsterdams, talks about strippers, Minnow Shots at Big Dick's Halfway Inn, punk rock, emo and some stories involving your favorite Going Off Track hosts.

Matt Rubano (All American Reject / Taking Back Sunday) talks about his "life changing moment" with Lauren Hill, starting a band at 15, WARPED tour, Berkeley and naked girls running from camera crews.

Awesomely talented, singer/songwriter Laura Stevenson talks about the tortures of middle school, trying to write songs when you’re happy, silly ska-band names, and being the “adult contemporary” artist touring with a bunch of punk rockers.