We asked him about his insane supergroup that he's apart of called Teenage Time Killer, which also features Dave Grohl, Corey Taylor of Slipknot, and former Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafria, among others. He told us that the entire project started when one of his favorite bands, Corrosion Of Conformity, invited him to guest on their next record.

"A while back, a mutual friend down in North Carolina reached out and said, 'Hey, [C.O.C. drummer] Reed [Mullin] wants you to sing on the new C.O.C. record.' I had a geek heart attack. I'm like, 'Right on!' And one thing led to another and it ended up being this project. Although I still might do a song with C.O.C."

The most high-profile name associated with the project is easily Grohl, who knows a thing or two about putting together an all-star casts for an album (he did it in 2004 on his heavy metal project, Probot, and more recently on the soundtrack to his 2013 documentary Sound City).

"It's recorded at Dave Grohl's studio. Dave, a wonderful man, is the nicest guy in rock and roll, hands down. And an old school punk rocker: he was in Scream briefly," Blythe notes, referring to the band that Grohl was in before joining Nirvana. "Reed started playing all these tracks, and Dave played bass and guitar on them. On the track that I'm on, it's me, Reed and Dave Grohl. All the sudden, there's all these people, all mixed in with the project," mentioning legendary Fear frontman Lee Ving and Corey Taylor. Other names that have been associated with the project include former former Black Flag/Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris, Max Cavalera of Soulfly and Neil Fallon of Clutch.

"I heard a mix of my song the other day, it's killer, it's real punk rock. It's called 'Hung Out To Dry.'" He says that it's about the generation gap that he sees, between younger fans who have grown up online, and those who remember the pre-internet era.