The squabbling, in-fighting rock band has almost become a cliché, partially because it gets online clicks and partially because it’s true. The trials, tribulations, and tension of long tours on the road can become legendary, in some cases helping define the band and artists themselves. But once in a blue moon, a band comes along who not only make amazing music but who genuinely like each other and do normal stuff when they’re not playing or writing music. One of these bands is Scranton, Pennsylvania’s The Menzingers. This is surprising because of how many long, sometimes-grueling hours they spend on tour each year (they’re known for non-stop touring), but not surprising because that affection and chemistry is evident everywhere—in the music, on the stage, and in this interview....
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