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Mojack Stacks!

You Don't Know Mojack
SST Records
New Alliance Records
Henry Rollins
Sproton Layer
Gobblehoof
Punk Rock
Animal Collective
Die Kreuzen
Mother Superior
The Flesh Eaters
Voivod
M-3
Los Angeles Poetry Scene
Los Angeles Punk Scene
Black Flag
Leeds
Rollins Band
Swiz
Freezerburn
Punk

You Don't Know Mojack is a podcast discussing each release on SST Records, in order, from start to finish. Mojack Stacks! is a supplementary podcast for material related to the primary episodes. mojackpod.substack.com

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On Part 5 we’re talking about the project M-3, who released an astounding album on NAR, and several other musical projects by the ultra-prolific Ben Miller!

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Part 4 is an interview with the prolific musician Laurence Miller, discussing he and his brothers’ teenage band Sproton Layer, and so much more.

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Part 3 is an interview with spoken word artist and writer Daniel Weizmann, aka Shredder. It’s a wide ranging conversation covering a lot of ground, including Daniel’s two releases on New Alliance.

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We’re diving deeper into New Alliance with our first of several spoken word albums, beginning with Bill Mohr, talking the history of LA poetry and his 1993 NAR album “Vehemence”.

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Recent Guests

Ben Miller
Musician, composer and multi-instrumentalist involved in experimental, avant-garde and rock projects
Living Records
Episode: Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 5 w/ Ben Miller
Laurence Miller
Musician, drummer, and multi-instrumentalist who played in Sproton Layer and numerous later bands.
Episode: Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 4 w/ Laurence Miller
Daniel Weizmann
Spoken-word artist, writer, journalist, and novelist known as Shredder
Episode: Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 3 w/ Daniel Weizmann
Bill Mohr
Poet, literary historian, editor and publisher; associate professor at California State University, Long Beach
California State University, Long Beach
Episode: Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 2 w/ Bill Mohr
Tim Aaron
Gobblehoof guitarist and songwriter, musician and composer for television.
Gobblehoof
Episode: Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 1 w/ Tim Aaron
Michael Pearson
Photographer and author of the Black Flag photo book "My War on Wilshire"
Bazillion Points
Episode: One Chapter in the Book, Chapter 12 w/ Michael Pearson
Bernie Wandel
Musician and bassist with a long history in the DC and Chicago punk scenes, later involved in yoga teaching and club management
Independent musician; associated with bands like Henry Rollins Band, No Trend, Nuclear Cranes
Episode: The SSTree Volume 5 w/ Bernie Wandel
Ed Gregor
Member of Palisades Juvenile Delinquents (PJD); musician involved with multiple SST-related bands and projects
Palisades scene; SST Records network
Episode: The SSTree Volume 4 w/ Ed Gregor
Matthew Worley
British punk rock historian and researcher
Episode: One Chapter in the Book, Chapter 11 w/ Matthew Worley

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • In 1987 I Went to the Toxic Shock Records Store in Pomona!

    Catching up on the “…Stacks!” Episodes, and I’m listening to the episode from 08/15/25 with Toxic Shock Records founder Bill Sassenberger right now. I used to order from his mail order catalog when I was a young “punker” in the early ‘80’s living in Anchorage, Alaska.

    The Decry album “Falling” was a standout from the Toxic Shock Label for

    me personally. It was really cool to visit the actual store when I moved to Los Angeles in 1987!

    I loved getting the catalog in the mail too… always excite... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leo from Alaska
    United States3 months ago
  • Always room for more

    Great interviews by people in the punk/SST world who don’t get a lot of attention.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KW_77
    United States8 months ago
  • More cool stuff

    A great supplement to the always awesome Mojack pod

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OR stylee
    United States9 months ago
  • My current favorite music podcast

    I started listening to You Don’t Know Mojack years ago (can’t remember exactly when) and my recent re-discovery of all things ALL & Descendents prompted me to go back to listening to YDKM and I’ve also started listening to it’s supplementary podcast, Mojack Stacks. I love all of the deep inside info on all of the many, many great SST releases as well as all of the great interviews with the SST band musicians, label employees & affiliates. Excellent podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jakeobs
    United Statesa year ago

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Fans praise the deep-dive histories and insider stories from the SST era.
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Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 4 w/ Laurence Miller
Q: When you do eventually start playing drums, was this by choice or were you relegated to drums because of your brothers both being guitarists?
Miller says he was neither assigned to drums nor planning to play them. During a night of playing instruments in the basement with his brothers, he gravitated to the drum set and began playing without knowing how.
Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 4 w/ Laurence Miller
Q: Were drums your first instrument?
No. Miller started piano lessons in third grade, studied clarinet in fifth grade, and also taught himself guitar by playing a right-handed instrument upside down.
One Chapter in the Book, Chapter 12 w/ Michael Pearson
Q: A month after this, on July 23rd, you saw them at the VEX. Tell me about that club.
Pearson remembers the Vex as a small, gritty, graffiti-covered club in East Los Angeles, off the 10 Freeway near Soto Street. He saw Black Flag there, along with other bands including the Descendents and St. Vitus.
One Chapter in the Book, Chapter 12 w/ Michael Pearson
Q: Was it skateboarding that got you first documenting things with your camera?
Pearson says he photographed his friends skateboarding with an Olympus OM-1, then also took pictures of them fooling around in the street.
Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 5 w/ Ben Miller
Q: What was the process for making the M-3 album's compositions?
Each brother contributed individual pieces, while they also collaborated on songs and recorded improvised space jams. Only one of the improvised recordings, “The Basement,” made the album.

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What is Mojack Stacks! about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners tune in for in-depth, interview-driven explorations of SST Records releases and the broader DIY punk ecosystem. Episodes mix first-hand memories from musicians and insiders with historical context, tracing how bands, labels, venues, and cross-genre collaborations shaped the underground scene from the late 1970s onward. Expect rich anecdotes, recording anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes storytelling that illuminate both the music and the culture surrounding it. A standout feature is the strong emphasis on archival material, multi-guest perspectives, and the interconnected SST network, making it especially valuable for researchers, journalists, and fans seeking well-sourced lore and firsthand accounts. The format often blends biograph... more

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7. Bernie Wandel
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