Juggalo Judgment

Wow I made it a whole 2 albums on my own, can you believe it?? Things are going well as we dive into a bit of an expansion of the Allaverse, meeting some new characters and giving them their own tracks here and there. Alla Xul Elu released their sophomore album, Sci-Co Volume 1, just 8 months after their debut, on October 17, 2015. Where Head of Horns was an introduction to Billy Obey and Joe Blac...

In the darkest hour when content is slightly less frequent than usual, one hero arises to drop some some low effort stuff to tide you over until the regular schedule resumes. Schmeev will be taking a jaunt through the works of these AXE guys over the coming however long it takes to get through 7-8 albums! Billy Obey and Joe Black, known collectively as Alla Xul Elu, released their debut album Head...

Courtesy of Erik of ICP w/We, this is a full edit of the overarching story of this year's Schmeevburger intros, made from the full cuts of our recording sessions touched up with his masterful hands. Erik www.icpwwe.com https://fukkfaace.bandcamp.com Jigglz https://linktr.ee/jigglz Blade https://twitter.com/Bladeisspooky http://inthiseconomy.limitedrun.com/ https://griphookband.bandcamp.com/album/c...

Alright, hear me out. I know country is a far cry from what our general audience is into, even for the Boonshot weirdos out there, but this isn't just ANY country album. Back in 2014, I went to a week long getaway with a bunch of amazing guitarists to enjoy clinics, jam sessions, all kinds of stuff. One of the people I met there later posted a partial cover of a song that I would have thought was...

Around 2008 I was working at a Sunoco, providing an upscale neighborhood with the official fuel of NASCAR, and from time to time a certain song would come on the radio. I couldn't look things up on a phone back then, and relied on writing what lyrics I could pick up and searching them later. That song was the big single from this album, which I quickly picked up and began listening to nearly nonst...

I feel like these intros are gonna be a feature length film if this keeps up. ANYWAY back in 2012ish, I was actually out of school completely (I was wrong in this episode, I'm bad at memory), but sometime in that bunch of years, I went to an FYE to grab some random albums based on covers, names, what have you, and ended up with this fantastic folk album. With influences from classic Americana, cou...

In the year 2017, times were...well, they were. In that hour of darkness and despair, when hope was nearly lost, a couple nerds in the month of june finally release to the world an album unlike any before it. Featuring songs about robots, knights, robots who are knights, and how fucking rad dinosaurs are, it gave the world a reason to keep going. At the very least, it gave me a reason to go out fi...

Twiztid made a bold choice for their last album, having guests on nearly every track. But they never make the same album twice, and so they set out to make a modern horror classic of them and them alone (ish). The JJ Boyz are here to listen to that end result, them and them alone (ish). Do Twiztid continue to improve as lyrical monsters while creating some truly sinister audio imagery? Is a lack o...

Hold on... 3? DJ Clay released 3 projects in a calendar year?!? Clay clearly has to make an impression with the Juggalos, so consistent music is a good way to do it. After a mediocre drop in the quality of the 2nd iteration, could Hatchet House's supreme cutmaster deliver strong in the 3rd outing? Do his labelmates learn from the 2nd volumes missteps and bring us some straight fire? Do we get a co...

Anybody Killa is someone that we have trouble finding negative things to say about here. Dude is just overall really consistent, even if he created Road Fools. Well after a 2-year stint away from The Hatchet, the Hatchet WARRIOR makes his glorious return. But would the Juggalos welcome him back with open arms? Has he found more ways to talk about how he is Native American? And is it possible that...

After Blood In, Blood Out, AMB took some time away from Psychopathic Records (because their contract was only for 1 album, remember?). In that time, they continued to hone their craft, both behind the mic and behind the scenes. Crafting their next masterpiece caught the attention of Violent J, who wanted to put them in the underground's public eye once again. But was the final product really the n...

Psychopathic Record is the label that runs beneath the streets. Hatchet House is the sub-label of the label that runs beneath the streets. A house is below the underneath of the streets. In a way, you could say it resides in the tunnels. And if you need to traverse those tunnels quickly, you could briskly walk through them. You could even run. Guys, idk what kind of description i'm trying to make...

2 releases in the same year? DJ Clay is putting work in! After his solid opening endeavor on Hatchet House, there's seemingly no plans on slowing down with the murderous mixtape madness. Clay has to keep showing his skills behind the boards and even on the mic, but best believe the entire Hatchet Family is going to do the same! Does Clay continue to pick up steam mere months after his first record...

The R.O.C.'s story with Psychopathic Records is an interesting one. From touring with ICP as a member of H.O.K., to leaving H.O.K., inadvertently causing Mr. Bones and Hektik to rebrand as Jamie Madrox and Monoxide Child and become Twiztid on Psychopathic, continuing to use H.O.K. and also releasing music as a solo artist, to patching things up with his former group members and eventually joining...

You may have heard that we went to the Gathering this year. A few episodes ago, we gave you the live recording of our Gathering Of The Juggalo Podcasts Live event. Well now's the time to give you our full GOTJ review! And you know we couldn't do this without some of our favorite people, so we got Aaron and Erik from ICP With We to help us out! We spent the whole Gathering together, so it only made...

Since 2006, that southern hillbilly you all know and love known as Boondox had become a fixture on Psychopathic Records. With an LP and an EP under his belt, he was quickly building his resume on the label. Slowing down clearly wasn't an option, and so in 2008 he would put out his 3rd release on The Hatchet. Could Boondox continue honing his skills of his southern-flavored wicked shit? Does he ope...

Holy fucking shit, we went to the fucking Gathering. We semi-joked about it 2 years ago, and yet it actually happened. Thanks to Psychopathic Records and Erik of ICP With We, we were able to participate in the Gathering Of The Juggalo Podcasts Live! No pressure for our first Gathering, huh? What we have here is the audio we recorded on site during that event, where we chatted with Juggalos about G...

The season of the Lotus is once again upon us. Miraculously not wanting to overdo it, Dark Lotus would return from its slumber, 4 years since their last outing, Black Rain. Things have changed since then. With the loss of ABK, only 5 petals would remain. New producers would need to step up to fill the shows from prior outings. Was this the Dark Lotus album Juggalos needed after the hiatus? Is this...

It has finally been done. Mike said he'd do it months ago, but it took a lot of depression to finally make it happen: a Juggalo Judgment merchandise store has been made so you can rep your favorite Juggalo Podcast that isn't ICP With We! If you wanna be a walking billboard for us, head to storefrontier.com/juggalojudgment and cop a shirt or something! The classic JJ logo is the only thing availabl...

You should always exercise caution when you operate a motorized vehicle. I'm not sure how that fits into this description, but it's true. Anyways, Twiztid was supposed to go on tour in 2007 in support of their LP Independents Day, but for some reason that no one knows to this day, that tour had to be put on hold. In early 2008, they were able to tour the country far and wide, and they even brought...

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2008 would mark 16 years since ICP's Carnival Of Carnage, the de facto 1st release on Psychopathic Records, meaning The Hatchet would be turning 16. Remember your Sweet 16? Lots of kids had big parties, maybe they got a car or something. Well Psychopathic Records got a DJ! Shut up, I know DJ Clay has been around for a little bit before this, but let me have this for the joke, dammit. ANYWAYS, DJ C...

Today, June 26th, Mike turns 32. He could've been lazy and just said "fuck it, no new episode". But he didn't. He decided to grace you with his auditory presence. SO CHEER HIM. ACKNOWLEDGE HIM. Or just listen to this episode. That's cool. We got some info about this year's Gathering Of The Juggalos and Mike gets sappy at the end, so dive in! As a reminder, please go to the link below and purchase...

We've finally come to the conclusion of our "Shit We Missed". We laughed, we cried, Schmeev threatened to punch Mike in the skull repeatedly for forcing him to listen to these, but we made it. Today, we talk about a little-known album in Psychopathic's history. Prior to AMB's glorious win at GOTJ 2005 for an album contract, V Sinizter did it first. Unfortunately, due to a number of reasons, the al...

Mike was so damn excited about Camp Xul that there was no way he could wait to record the new Mike Check for it. So why wait? Mike grabbed his phone, and literally on the final night of the festivities, he got together with his Camp Crew of Robbie (TwiztidHistory/DoItForTheUnderground on IG), Blade, and Veronica to unpack everything from the weekend! This is a long episode, so buckle up! Apologies...