Jerry Finn

After At the Drive-In split, Cedric and Omar formed The Mars Volta and the rest of the band formed Sparta. For its 20th anniversary, Jim Ward discusses Sparta's debut album, working with Jerry Finn, musical influences, and much more...

blink-182's 'Enema of the State' followup found all three band members (and their management) trying to push the band in different directions, dealing with inner-band tension, and writing some of the best songs of their career in the process.

”So much of blink-182 is influenced by Jimmy Eat World,” Mark said on the show.

Together, they were one of pop punk's most unrivaled songwriting teams, but Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus also wrote some of their best music separately, outside of blink-182. For this edition of 'In Defense of the Genre,' I run down the 15 best songs by blink-182 side projects.

This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' takes a look at the rich discography of AFI, a highly unique band who evolved in interesting ways and defied easy categorization for nearly three decades.

Rancid have long bridged the gaps between underground and mainstream, between punk and ska, and they've brought fans and musicians from all musical walks of life together. Their albums vary from good to all-time classic, and here they all are ranked from worst to best...

Even more so than Green Day, blink-182 were the single most important band in bringing punk to a wide millennial audience. In celebration of this band's work, here's a ranking of their albums from worst to best.

We recently profiled nine underrated '90s bands, one of which was Superdrag, who last month (August) reissued their second album, 1998's ambitious and unfairly overlooked Head Trip In Every Key, along with a two-disc set of demos from the era, Jokers w/ Tracers, on SideOneDummy...

It's no secret that the '90s are all the rage right now. The internet (and maybe even your real life) is filled with nostalgia for everything from Pogs to Nickelodeon cartoons to Tamagotchis and this reality check from The Onion that the '90s weren't only Pogs, Nickelodeon cartoons and Tamagotchis...