Joined by guest "Stinky" Mike Fresh, the Bums continue to examine the boundaries of hip hop music with a review of Mouse Powell's 2018 album, 'First Love'.  Is this guy a Biker Mouse from Mars, or is he merely a man with a recurring case of whiskey dick?  Tune in to find out on this riveting instalment of Time Magazine's least mentioned podcast!

Who knew the Bums would ever make it to 3rd Bass?  In this episode they tackle the most relevant question of modern times:  "What is a cactus?"  Tune in to find out during this review of 3rd Bass' 1989 certified gold classic, "The Cactus Album"; this episode released on the album's 29th birthday!

A fitting choice by host Daddy Dan, the Bums go back to study one of the greats in the game, Big Daddy Kane with a review of his 1991 photoshoot for Playg... I mean his 1994 album, "Daddy's Home".

Your ghoulish gurus dance naked under the full moon one last time with a reviling review of Tech N9ne's 2009 album "K.O.D."  This is Hallowbums' final destination, the spookiest chamber in the haunted maze from which none return.

Joined by 'Black Magic' Michael Coss, the Bums dig into some sinister spooky sounds with Necro's 2007 album, "Death Rap".  All due respect to Aaron Neville. 

Check out Michael's art and photography @michaelcoss, and visit www.michaelcoss.net

It was a dark and stormy night when, as they least expected it, the Bums reviewed Flatlinerz's 1994 album, "U.S.A.", from which the term 'horrorcore' originated.  Join your unhallowed hosts R.L. Chung, StephDan King (of the white right), and H.P. LoveCliff for another installment of Crypt Hop commentary.

The face of a ghost... the voice of an angel!  The Bums review Ghostface Killah and Big Ghost LTD's new album, 'The Lost Tapes'.  For all you ghouls and goblins out there, HallowBums is in full effect.

Listener beware... This episode contains music so macabre, conversation so creepy, and stories so spooky that the faint of heart should tune in at their own risk.  The Bums--C Ghoulie, Slenderdan, and Decomposing Boze--joined by Shiloh Rister-In-Piss, review Brotha Lynch Hung's 1995 album 'Season Of Da Siccness'.

We need to talk about Kevin... Abstract, and how good he is at rapping!  Joined by regular guest Ben Hadlock, the Bums review Brockhampton's new album, "Iridescence".

Grab your backpacks, binders and bongs and join The Bums for a back-to-school-style review of Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa's 2012 collaborative effort, "Mac & Devin Go To High School", inspired by and the soundtrack to the stoner comedy film of the same name.  Joined by special guest Sammy 'The Smoke Biscuit' Diesel.