On the latest episode of Jukebox Zeroes, Lilz and Patrick get into their critical submarine and embark, James Cameron-like on an aural deep dive. Not a deep dive like one would dive into the discography of a favored artist or band, but a deep dive into the dregs of musical badness. Instead of scouring the bottom of the Marianas Trench like Jacques Cousteau would, they'll be scouring the depths of the internet music database and review site AllMusic.com (A constant critical source for many episodes) for critical disappointment.
For this roundup, Lilz and Patrick have gathered up 12 random records from the murky reaches of AllMusic's 1-star review section, and along with return guests and fellow bad music connoisseurs Heather Mack and Mike Dunn of Make It Stop, will be attempt to make some sense of the hideous treasures they unearth. Maybe there are some gems hidden among these musical failures.
Not likely.
But join us anyway!
On the latest episode of Jukebox Zeroes, Lilz and Patrick get into their critical submarine and embark, James Cameron-like on an aural deep dive. Not a deep dive like one would dive into the discography of a favored artist or band, but a deep dive into the dregs of musical badness. Instead of scouring the bottom of the Marianas Trench like Jacques Cousteau would, they'll be scouring the depths of the internet music database and review site AllMusic.com (A constant critical source for many episodes) for critical disappointment.
For this roundup, Lilz and Patrick have gathered up 12 random records from the murky reaches of AllMusic's 1-star review section, and along with return guests and fellow bad music connoisseurs Heather Mack and Mike Dunn of Make It Stop, will be attempt to make some sense of the hideous treasures they unearth. Maybe there are some gems hidden among these musical failures.
Not likely.
But join us anyway!
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