Harsh Toke

Evan and Matt do their 2016 end of year wrap up with their favorite and least favorite records, books, movies and moments. On a personal note, Matt opens up about his mental health and some of the harsh tokes of growing into an adult.

Matt's new best friend and fellow Incubus enthusiast, La Sera's Todd Wisenbaker, stops by Harsh Toke to discuss his love of Morrissey and The Smiths, meeting his wife, and playing guitar with Ryan Adams on their Taylor Swift inspired "1989" album. Check out La Sera's new album, Music For Listening To Music To, produced by Ryan Adams.

It's just Evdog and Matt on the boards on this Easter Sunday, 2016. We talk our prenatal conception, Iggy Pop, getting engaged and having kids. Also, dig on Sheer Mag.

In this episode of Harsh Toke, Detroit's own Dean Fertita stops by to talk about the new Dead Weather record, "Dodge & Burn," growing up in the motor city scene and his first band Wax Wings, playing in The Raconteurs and being married by his dear friend and Queens of the Stoneage bandmate, Josh Homme.

In the new episode of Harsh Toke, Max St. John and Sarah Chernoff of Superhumanoids stop by to discuss their new record, "Do You Feel Ok?" out September 11th on Innovative Leisure.

In this episode of Harsh Toke, Matt and Evan get together to discuss their weekend at FYF (where Evan's new band JUNK played), the pros and cons of Taylor Swift and Kanye West, and remaining true to yourself as you grow older. Enjoy!

Our oldest pal, Michael Shuman, stops by Harsh Toke HQ in between touring the new Mini Mansions record, THE GREAT PRETENDERS (available March 23rd) to discuss growing up playing in bands with Zach Dawes and our very own Evan Weiss, selling pot to finance his first record, meeting Josh Homme and joining Queens of The Stoneage.

In the ninth episode of Harsh Toke, lead-singer, pianist, songwriter and founding member of Fitz & The Tantrums, Michael "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, swings by HT headquarters to discuss his path from France to Encino, California, his tenure at Oakwood High School, the creation of his band, writing hit pop songs and his upcoming dates at Coachella 2015.

Check out Part 2 of our interview with punk pioneer, Keith Morris.

Keith Morris, lead singer of OFF!, Circle Jerks and the original line-up of BLACK FLAG, stops by Harsh Toke HQ to discuss growing up in Southern California, playing in bands, working in A&R, and his road to recovery. [Part 1 of a 2 part episode.]

Peter Warren stops by Harsh Toke HQ to discuss his path from college student to paid Hollywood screenwriter, the art of the pitch, working in TV writing rooms, staying positive after 1,000 "passes" and the fateful night we might, wherein I split my head open and he raced me to the emergency room.

Dan Gallucci, guitarist and producer from Murder City Devils, Modest Mouse and Cold War Kids, stops by Harsh Toke HQ to discuss producing records, starting MCD during the 90's Seattle grunge scene, and keeping a positive attitude when starting from the bottom to pursue your true passions. This episode is sponsored by our good friends at FYF Presents.

Brent Morin, dynamo stand-up comic and co-star of NBC's new hit comedy "Undateable", stops by Harsh Toke HQ for the very first evening interview of our show. Brent talks about coming up in the comedy world under his pal, Chris D'Elia, being a P.A. on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien and doing the 2014 Oddball Fest with Louis CK, Marc Maron, Sarah Silverman, Chris D'Elia and Bill Burr.

Dallas Clayton, author/illustrator of "An Awesome Book" stops by Harsh Toke HQ to discuss following your dreams, creating zines in the DIY world of punk rock, fatherhood and keeping it real in the world of Instagram and iPhones!

Chicago's own shredders, Twin Peaks, stops by Harsh Toke HQ the morning of FYF Fest to discuss tunes, touring with Tindr, pizza and their favorite movies.

Dash Hutton, drummer for HAIM, dear friend and lover, stops by Harsh Toke HQ for bagels, an oral history of 818 rock and roll and lots of laughs.

FYF Creator, Sean Carlson, stops by the Harsh Toke HQ on our premiere episode, hosted by Matt Hausfater.