RU-FI-OOOOO! On this episode of the podcast, we are sitting down with Scott Sellers, the legendary frontman and voice behind Southern California pop-punk pioneers, Rufio.

We dive deep into the band’s historic 25-year legacy—from the lightning-fast technical guitar work and soaring hooks of their iconic 2001 debut Perhaps, I Suppose..., to how they completely reshaped the landscape of melodic punk rock in the early 2000s.

But that’s not all. In a bombshell announcement that has the entire scene buzzing, Rufio is officially back with their first new music in 16 years! Scott talks to us about the band's highly anticipated new 5-song EP, From The Outside (dropping August 7, 2026 via Double Helix/Double Felix Records), and why they decided to revisit the studio together on their own terms.

Alex Marshall, guitarist + keyboardist for The Cab, joins the show this week to talk about the band's new album Chasing Crowns, getting signed to Fueled By Ramen by Pete Wentz, performing for Panic! at the Disco, and much more on this week's episode.

Thanks to Alex for coming on the show.

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Nate Barcalow, singer of the band Finch, joins the pod to talk about the band's history, Drive Thru Records, his favorite Warped Tour memories, and much more on this week's episode.

Thanks for Nate for coming on the show, one of the last remaining Drive Thru alumni I have yet to have on the show.

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