
Discussions about music, life, and everything else. Hosted by Jason Walton and Nick Wusz.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic Commentary | |||

We have a special short episode for those curious about Nick’s cassette collection. You’ve heard him mention them and seen them in the background of our videos; now, he provides a brief tour of his favorites and rarities.
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We’ve toyed with an idea for a while that seemed just crazy enough to work: "What similarities are there between Iron Maiden switching vocalists from Paul Di’anno to Bruce Dickinson, and Faith No More moving from Chuck Mosley to Mike Patton?" Despite... more
We fired up Mike Browning’s time machine to go back to the pre-pandemic era and visit this old episode with our now co-host Nick Wusz in celebration of his birthday today! Happy Birthday Nick Wusz!
Come marvel at our old format and witness Nick as a... more
I dare you to take this down, Spotify! I dare you! Yes, we played two songs on this episode in fair use, and I dare you to take it down! You can’t stop us! Regardless, we here at IHM suffered an unplanned break from recording, but now we are back and... more
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Serves me right for expecting anything metal from a member of F@galloch.
Nick and Jason have a nice banter like Howard and Robin. Very funny and interesting. I find myself stopping during listening because I look up some of these albums they mention and I start listening. I’m hooked.
Mister Walton and his guests are on a constant quest to expand your mind shoved into your ears.
Interesting discussions abound about life the universe and everything.
Probably the best music podcast out there. Get your notepad ready, you’re bound to discover some gems of all genres.
Jason and many musician guests share super obscure music. Such a simple format leads to fascinating discussion, plus you will find hundres of bizzare and interesting bands through it. Well worth a listen
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Two hosts explore a wide range of music topics with a core focus on heavy, underground, and classic metal scenes, blending historical context with personal anecdotes, fan interactions, and humorous banter. Episodes frequently compare bands, dissect lineup changes, and spotlight obscure or influential acts, while maintaining a conversational, playful vibe that appeals to deep music fans who enjoy nerdy detail, guest perspectives, and emotionally honest takes on the music world. A standout element is the long-running banter between the hosts, plus occasional guests and audience emails that enrich conversations with lived experiences and varied musical interests.
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I Hate Music launched 9 years ago and published 105 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on I Hate Music include:
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2. Johnny Valles
3. Hunter Jin
4. Hunter Ginn
5. Amy Dragon
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