In this week's episode, Drennen and Sebastian talk to musician/artist/content creator Perry Shall about the commodity of art, letting the freehand of the creative market decide, the merits of abject failure and his America's greatest rock band, Bob Seger.

In this week's episode, the guys sit down with comedian Joe Kwaczala to discuss the longevity of movements, the politics of creative insight, artistic conscience in the medium and R.E.M.

Seb and Dren sit down with Algiers' guitarist, Lee Tesche, to discuss the destabilizing effect inconsistency has on the creative process, critical analysis of the post-irony era, observing dimensions verse discovery and Spacemen 3.

Drennen and Sebastian talk with Turner Classic Movies' Programming Manager and host of the film podcast, America's Greatest Rock Movie, Millie De Chirico. We discuss the stakes of creative risk, the nuances of navigating process, deconstructing mythos for artistic merit and Misfits.

In the latest episode, Sebastian and Drennen have a conversation with Obnox's Lamont Thomas about the construct of American identity, the role of race in artistic expressionism, the brutalism of industry and Funkadelic.

In this episode, we talk to TV's Chris Gethard about the totalitarianism of property ownership and the propriety of humanism, as well as his America's Greatest Rock Band, The Replacements.

In this episode of AGRB, Seb and Dren sit down with Calvero's Gabe Liebowitz to discuss the pitfalls of artistic endowment, the cultural freedom of minimalism and Meatloaf. Check out Calvero here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2Hrnt7scZjAIfAOcjmsnSw Check out Meatloaf here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPjGLXYUSeY Thanks to Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for producing and thanks to Sean Caffrey for art and graphics.

In the latest episode, Sebastian and Drennen sit down with podcast producer extraordinaire Chris Wade (And Introducing, Chapo Trap House) to discuss the role of media in art, the value of satire as criticism, using commercial aesthetic for personal expressionism and Devo. Check out Chris here: https://twitter.com/saywhatagain Check out And Introducing here: https://soundcloud.com/and-intro-pod Check out Devo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQps7n-o5n8 Thanks to Sean Caffrey for the artwork and graphics.

Seb and Dren sit down with Aaron Hemphill (Nonpareils, Liars) to discuss the state of art in this cultural flashpoint, the obstacles of creative development and Germs. Check out Nonpareils here: http://mute.com/artists/nonpareils Check out Aaron on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/nnprls/?hl=en Thanks to Sean Caffrey for the art/graphics

Drennen and Seb chat with Tommy McNamara about the stifling oppression of labels, the rewarding fulfillment of creative endeavors and Smashing Pumpkins. Check Tommy McNamara out here: http://www.tommymcnamara.com/ Check Tommy's album Who's Tommy out here: https://bstlnk.to/WhosTommy Check out Smashing Pumpkins here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXJ36-y5bjg

In the final episode of 2019, Sebastian and Drennen are joined by special guest, Joey Dundale, to reflect on the state of creative culture, the meritocracy of art in America and Sonic Youth.

Sebastian and Drennen have the distinguished pleasure of chatting with famed music critic, Andrew Tisher about the substantive nature of art, the medium of language, contrasting hues through time and space and also They Might Be Giants. Check out Andrew Tisher here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha7smLPz2GY Check out They Might Be Giants here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxBbCmRHBME Thanks to Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for producing/engineering. Thanks to Sean Caffrey for the artwork and graphics.

Seb and Drennen are very thankful to sit down with Brett Davis to discuss the hierarchy of artistic achievement, rendering raw materials into an artistic statement and also The Beach Boys.

Seb and Dren chat with Dan Licata, writer for the weekly music show, Saturday Night Live. We talk about subverting the artistic intent, delivering form from context, artistic intersectionality and Blink 182. Check Dan out here: https://twitter.com/danlicatasucks Check out Blink 182 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNrSISR8o2E Thanks to Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for engineering and producing. Thanks to Sean Caffrey for the artwork and graphics. Follow us on Instagram at @americasgreatestrockband, Twitter at @americasgreate1, or email us at americasgreatestrockband@aol.com. Rate and review -- 5 stars only!

Local cool guy, Zach DiLanzo, joins Sebastian and Drennen to talk about the identity of nostalgia, when stealing brings creative empowerment and Pavement.

In our latest episode, Sebastian and Drennen speak with Anto Boros of The Swellers and OG Sharks to discuss the digital medium, classist contrasts in the artistic space, redefining pointillism and Guns N Roses.  Check out Guns N Roses here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT-Gi0wAusQ Check out OG Sharks here: https://ogsharks.com/ Thanks to Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for engineering and producing. Thanks to Sean Caffrey for the artwork and graphics. 

Seb and Drennen talk with Moon Diagrams'/Deerhunter's Moses John Archultea about the fundamentals of creation, the composition of space, adverse reactions to artist expression and Black Dice.  Check out Black Dice here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0Bbz-ILlXU Check Moon Diagrams here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTCYKMXx6gA Thanks to Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for producing.  Thanks to Sean Caffrey for the artwork and graphics. 

Seb and Dren sit down with radio wunderkind Pat Byrne to discuss status as reflected in two and three dimensional expressionism, the meritocracy of creativity and The Presidents of the United States of America.  Check Pat Byrne out here: https://twitter.com/1800patbyrne?lang=en Check POTUSA here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQwWaWFjd0Y Thanks to Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for engineering and producing. Thanks to Sean for our logo and graphics.

In the most recent episode, Seb and Dren chat with record connoisseur and actor, Sean Evans, to discuss the creative hierarchy, limitations of strength as motivation through process and The Stooges. Check Sean out here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3686477/ Check The Stooges out here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383010/ Thanks to Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for recording and engineering. Thanks to Sean Caffrey for the the logo and graphics. 

In the latest episode, Drennen and Sebby sit down with Brad Hoss (Hoss Records, The Friday Night Main Event) to discuss the trajectory of art and civics, depreciating returns in the artist's market and 3RA1N1AC.  Check out Brad here: https://soundcloud.com/hoss-records Check out 3RA1N1AC here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWUOu_lawBc Artwork and graphics by Sean Caffrey. Thanks Steph Cook and Paul Maksymowicz for audio production.