The Big Boys and the Birth of Austin’s Funk‑Heavy Hardcore

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Explore how The Big Boys forged a unique blend of hardcore punk and funk grooves in early 1980s Austin, using DIY recording, independent releases, and all‑ages shows. From basement rehearsals to touring the South and influencing skate‑punk acts, the episode uncovers how their sound and business model shaped both local scene and wider punk culture.

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