Great show

…..and when I say titillating I mean very saucy/spicy/juicy to my wanting ear holes.

Great podcast!

Each episode hits the right spot. Over and over and over. When I put the headphones in, I just push it in deeper so I can feel Benny and Brad closer to me.

Erotic music talk with two stud hosts and sex pot guests. Content takes me from six to eleven. I always want more. A buttery good time.

My ears. All over and inside my ears. Going Off Track needs to be inside my ears all the time. I need it. Give me more! Deep. Inside. My. Ears. Now. Give me more, more, more! Give me more on my track, off my track, in between my track. All of it!

I’ve had this show in my queue for like 6 years and have only gotten through about 30 some-odd episodes; started from the beginning and am in the 2013 era. Boy.. wow.. music critics huh? Real super cool guys! Lol. They all literally sound like bad parodies with how they speak and condescend... like nails on sheet metal. I googled that jonah guy and he looked exactly like I thought he would. Music industry people aren’t as cool as they believe they are. Oh well. I can’t imagine the show gets any easier to listen to post-2013.

I loved the episode with John O’Callaghan talking about the new John the Ghost EP! My favorite part about this episode and what I love most is that it felt like I was just listening to two good friends having a conversation with each other. It was so nice to hear more about the debut album and his thoughts on it all!

What can I say about Going Off Track? Well, in these times of uncertainty and routine depression, this program has such an effect on me that my pants tighten, and soon, become unwearable. My inner flame runs wild with passionate excitement when I hear the conversation twist and turn and go places I would have never imagined. No boring, prudish, conversations about band name origins here; we’re talking down and dirty chats about life with music and art’s hotties with bodies. I might even need to throw this on when the fire is lit, the cognac is poured, and a sweet lover is beckoning. Move over Vandross and Pendergrass, Horowitz and Worrell are my sexy time soundtrack now.

I go from six to midnight whenever a new episode shows up in my feed.

Some of the best podcasts back in the day still rings solid. Would love Steven to come back. Remodeled lots of houses listening to these guys. Power trip episode was awesome. Thanks gentlemen.

I would rather listen to going off track than be hooking up with a hot chick and like I’m not saying that I wouldn’t like both but, definitely if I had to pick one. Usually after I finish I want her to leave any way!

Going off Track is the greatest thing I have discovered during quarantine. My favorite podcast genre is: Music Nerds Talking to other Music Nerds about Music. Man does Going off Track live up to that ask!

My favorite podcast. Enough said. It is perfect. Hope Jonah can come back someday.

One of the best music related podcasts out there. So happy they’re back. Do yourself a favor and start listening now!

This has been one of my saving graces during the quarantine and I’m really glad they’re staying up to date weekly! The guests have been top notch lately

I just really miss this podcast. Incredible, in-depth and hilarious conversations with amazing artists, actors and musicians.

Unfortunately Jonah shaved his mustache off, and can only go back on air when it grows back to its former glory. It also doubles as a great microphone screen! Miss y’all. I’ll just be here listening to my xJudJudx 7.”

COME BACK

Great bands and lots of really great stories!

Great job! This is one of my favorite podcasts. Love Jonah and the guys and the easy and interesting conversations they have with their guests. Extra points bc this podcast transcends typical music conversation and sometimes ends up musing on themes of spirituality and the meaning of life. Listening to this feels like sitting around with friends and having a Great conversation. My only gripe is that I wish Benny was on every episode. Do yourself a favor and listen ✌️

Jonah and crew are informative, funny and keep the conversation flowing seamlessly. Highly recommended for music fans, especially if you grew up in the hardcore, punk or emo scene. Best music podcast out today by far. Great work guys. Keep it up

This podcast is the bees knees.

Lots of name dropping, boot licking, and pseudo hardcore cred posing during the Roger Miret show. Hilarious hipster meepsters throwing down. Vinnie Stigma would be great though..... Make up for all the guests that blow.

My favorite podcast. This is the best podcast if you are or was a musician in the early 2000's punk/alternative/indie rock scene. Although the podcast is not only about music (hence the name), it mostly focuses on interviewing musicians, writers, comedians, bands, producers that were somehow part of that world; and goes into different topics from music, technology, politics, fatherhood and Jonah's love life. The show is always better when Benny is present, and even better when Steven is not (sorry steven! 😬), but it's still great regardless. Definitely check it out if you love puns, don't check it out if you love Nickelback. Also, it would be great if the show had a video streaming service like Joe Rogan has for his podcast on YouTube, but nothing is perfect. Expect the best, accept the worst. 😉 Cheers guys, Itunes reviews are dark and full of errors, but this one is something to write home about. 👯

Jonah. Dude. You say "like" waaay too much as a professional writer, speaker, interviewer. If your guests do, that is one thing. When you do say it, you should not be allowed to do yoga that day as punishment. They all have uncanny skills to pull details out of the interviewer, and I now listen to each episode. Love these guys and what they do.

Just saying... (Love the podcast)

❤️❤️

This is bigly my favorite podcast. Really quite tremendous. Not like the other SAD podcasts.

I can't say enough good things about this podcast. Jonah's humor is infectious, and they always have thoughtful, respectful, and entertaining conversations with the guests. I learn a lot about my favorite musicians and entertainers through this podcast. I look forward to it every week. You can't go wrong with any of the guest hosts or Jonah, Steven, and Brad. The roundtable nature of the conversations makes me feel like I'm sitting there laughing with them. Please keep it up!

Steven Smith of Fuse fame, Benny from The Gaslight Anthem, and Vanessa Bayer's brother all help conduct some unforgettable interviews!

They get a wide range of interesting guests, and the conversations are always interesting, especially when Jeff Rosenstock or Benny Horowitz are on. Worth listening to if you're not a boring human. Jonah is definitely not way too Williamsburg.

So Steven is really Anthony Jeselnik right? C'mon just be straight with me, fellas.

I'm late to this podcast and have spent all week listening to past episodes. Great conversations with fantastic guests.

Just discovered this a week or so ago. I've been hooked ever since. It's a hyper-literate, witty and informative show. The variety of guests is fantastic. Ironically, I haven't listened to music since I found the podcast!

Loving having a show that interviews bands that normally don't get the press they deserve. Love the show y'all. Keep it up!!

I stumbled on to this via Saves The Day FB post, and after listening to 30 min of it I realized self and worldly realizations also, why I was so hooked to Saves The Day since Through Being Cool. I see why I had and have such a connection with their music. Thank you for the interviews!

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This show is so informative and low key that it feels like you're eavesdropping on a conversation between the hosts & the musicians. Have gained a new appreciation of several artists that appeared on the show and even bought their music because of the show. Thanks guys!

Great guests, love Jonah, and always interesting.

If you're looking for a good music podcast. This is easily the best one. They always get the best guests. Every Wednesday morning I listen to new episodes.

This is a dope podcast for people who love music and comedy and want to know how artists and curators do what they do.

This is by far my favorite podcast. Hosts Steven,(from Stevens untitled rock show) Jonah and Brad are all very personable and funny. They have a ton of knowledge about music and a wide variety of interesting guests have been on the podcast. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in music and comedy.

this is my favorite podcast. Keep up the great work!

Going off track is a must listen for fans of comedy and music. Steven, Brad, and Jonah are all great interviews that allow the conversation to flow and always be intresting. This show is a must suscribe!

Been listening to the podcast for a couple years now and still one of the highlights of my week. I have been fan of UN since they started and used to watch Steven’s untitled rock show so listening to this is a real treat. They also include a wide variety of guests, some more known than others. It is nice to be exposed to the musicians and artists as people before introduced to their music sometimes. Anyway, keep up the great work and I am likely one of the few who always listen til the end and love the banter once the guest is gone.

Very knowledgeable and genuine dudes talk with the best of underground music, movies, TV, etc. I feel like im listening to conversations of my friends and I talking about music. I have had many an awkward moment laughing out loud in public listening to this podcast accompanied by some weird looks on my commutes. They go off on tangents, hence the name of the show, but it all feels so together and how the conversations unfold is pretty magical. Suggestions for guests: Will Killingsworth of bands like Orchid, Ampere, Failures, etc., Louis CK, any member(s)of Fugazi, Hunter Hendrix and members of Liturgy, any members from End Of A Year / Self Defense Family, Jacob Bannon or any member of Converge.

They sure do eat a lot on this show...like right into the mic. It's super cringeworthy. But I'm super into that. 5 stars.

This podcast is single handedly getting me through the work week

I started with the Lawrence Arms episode 2 weeks ago and now I have listened to nearly 60 more. This podcast helped me get back in touch with some great music from my past that I have missed. Keep it up!