In Music Hell's first "very special" episode and our first look at a non-music medium, Mack and August read the funniest segments from Pitchfork Media's review of the 2001 album "Kid A" by Radiohead, examine how the author's bizarre fixation on Radiohead led to his own falling out with the company, and dive into some of Pitchfork's lowest reviews that effectively ended the careers of some independent artists. Now that's edu-tainment!

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EDIT: In the time between our recording of this episode and its release, it was been reported that Mark Kozelek of Sun Kil Moon has done some heinous things and is 100% deserving of being cancelled. He's a bad person who doesn't deserve to be defended at all.

They have "gone and done it" this time. We talk about some terrible music made by one icon and one guy known for making terrible music. Subjects include Santana's horrible taste in collaborators, the influence of Nelson Mandela on both of our musicians, and a stadium of people chanting "SEX!" 

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Oh no. Today August and Mack tackle big boy Steven Seagal, a bad man and notorious grifter who also released two albums of terrible blues music. We examine standout dub dance track "Strut" and also talk about Seagal's political beliefs, failed energy drink, and the president of Belarus gifting him a watermelon. It's all here baby! 

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Yeesh. August and Mack talk through a song by pop wunderkind Andrew Allen as well as the phenomenon of bland, forgettable music being drilled into the heads of retail workers, Allen's parody song career, and deliver a new edition of fan favorite segment "Canadian Pop Quiz." This is the best episode of a podcast anyone has ever released!

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Mack and August welcome you to Music Hell in our first look at the music of the damned. Today we examine what happens when an emo band goes country as we take a look at Boys Like Girls' album "Crazy World," which effectively ended their recording career. We talk about the disingenuousness of it all, the obvious cash grab, and Edward 40 Hands. 

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