The Offspring Talk New LP, Punk Friendships On ‘Lipps Service’

The Offspring‘s Dexter Holland and Noodles are the latest guests on the SPIN Presents Lipps Service podcast, during which they and host Scott Lipps chat about the inspiration behind their new album, Supercharged, and the bond between them and fellow SoCal punk bands Pennywise, Bad Religion, NOFX and Rancid.

They further touch on how playing chess helped them get signed to Epitaph Records, writing the hit “Come Out and Play,” the merits of running a triathlon, choosing a set list, performing at the infamous Woodstock ’99, their top five restaurants in Southern California and performing with Ed Sheeran, Queen’s Brian May and new Linkin Park vocalist Emily Armstrong.

On the previous episode of Lipps Service, Lipps sat down with Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell to learn about the artist’s fourth solo album, I Want Blood, which features guest spots from members of Metallica, Faith No More and the Dillinger Escape Plan.

Since it began in 2018, the acclaimed podcast has featured many of the biggest voices and personalities in music, including exclusive interviews with Anthony Kiedis, David Lee Roth, Hozier, Maynard James Keenan, Dove Cameron, Mick Fleetwood, Nikki Sixx, Julian Casablancas, the Kills and many more. Every few weeks, a new episode of SPIN Presents Lipps Service is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

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