The Dark Stuff Podcast

06/22/2026

In this clip from the newest episode of Against The 90s (https://youtu.be/3hYrbNMNJMg?si=hAgJ12V66ER9PsRC), MarQ and Dave are talking about 90s bands they've had to re-evaluate. Some bands we hated back then, we just love now. One of those is Letters to Cleo. What was wrong with us in the 90s?

06/21/2026

Faith No More released the album "The Real Thing" on this day in 1989. Here's a video I made about seeing FNM on this tour in 1990 and meeting the band.

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06/20/2026

We all have musical opinions that don't age very well.

In this episode of Against The 90s, Dave and MarQ revisit some of the artists they couldn't stand during the 1990s—but somehow ended up appreciating years later. Was it changing tastes? Maturity? Or did these artists deserve more credit than we gave them at the time?

But it goes both ways.

Each of us also reveals one artist we absolutely loved back in the '90s that just doesn't connect with us anymore. Some favorites don't survive the test of time, and we're not afraid to admit it.

Join us as we talk about changing perspectives, musical redemption, and the artists that prove our younger selves didn't always get it right.

What artists have you changed your mind about?

We all have musical opinions that don't age very well.In this epi...

06/18/2026

Pike's departure comes alongside the band's first new single since 2018, which debuts a new-look lineup ahead of a North American tour

06/17/2026

Faith No More is back in 2027!!

Following a social media tease suggesting that Faith No More will return in 2027, bassist Bill Gould has confirmed the band's plans to tour again.

06/16/2026

Kim Gordon is on Fallon tonight!!

06/15/2026

This week, I crossed one off the ol' bucket list! For years, seeing Joe Jackson live was one of those concerts I hoped would happen someday. After decades of listening to albums like Look Sharp!, I'm the Man, Night and Day, and so many others, I finally got the chance to see Joe Jackson in concert.

This was Jackson's first ever performance in Omaha. In this video, I share my thoughts on the show, the setlist, the atmosphere, and whether the experience lived up to all those years of anticipation. Did Joe Jackson still deliver? Was it worth the wait?

If you're a longtime Joe Jackson fan—or just curious about what his concerts are like today—join me as I look back on a truly memorable night.

This week, I crossed one off the ol' bucket list! For years, seein...

06/13/2026

Most people think being a musician is all about fame, sold-out shows, and making records.

The reality? Many artists have incredible lives and careers outside of music that most fans never hear about.

In this clip from The Dark Stuff, I speak with Jason Narducy about the hidden world of musicians and why their stories go far beyond what happens on stage.

🎸 What musician surprised you the most when you learned what they do outside of music?

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06/13/2026

This episode features my interview with musician Jason Narducy. He is probably best known as a member of Bob Mould's band, as well as for playing with Superchunk, Sunny Day Real Estate, and his own bands, Verbow and Split Single. He also has a project with actor, Michael Shannon, where they cover the music of R.E.M.

Jason recently conducted a solo, "living room" tour where he performs intimate shows inside of fan's homes. In advance of his appearance in Omaha, I spoke to Jason for a piece on my radio show, New Day Rising. After the piece aired and I caught Jason's show (which was awesome, btw), I realized that I had about 20 minutes or so of interview that was left on the cutting room floor. And here we are...

Here is the full interview I conducted with Jason along with some clips and photos from his solo show, and from recent appearances with Bob Mould and Superchunk. Hope you dig it.

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