Texas Punk: Isolation, Rebellion, and DIY

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Explore how the vast, conservative landscape of Texas shaped a fierce punk scene from Austin to Houston and Dallas, revealing how bands like The Dicks, MDC, and Butthole Surfers forged DIY networks, underground venues, and political activism amid isolation and institutional pushback. This episode digs into their recordings, fanzines, label collaborations, touring logistics, and the lasting influence of that uniquely Texan punk ethos.

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