Austin-based punk group from the 1980s known for blending hardcore punk with funk, new wave and skate culture. Led onstage by Randy "Biscuit" Turner with notable guitarist Tim Kerr, the band was famed for energetic, costume-filled live shows.

From the supplied review: Big Boys were part of the 1980s Texas hardcore scene, pioneers of skate-punk and punk-funk, known for zany shows and costumes. The review states Randy 'Biscuit' Turner died of alcoholism in 2004. The review also claims the band influenced other acts and that the Red Hot Chili Peppers opened for some of their early concerts.

DeBaser hosts a review that highlights Big Boys' pioneering punk-funk mix and their role in the 1980s Texas hardcore/skate scene. The review praises Randy 'Biscuit' Turner's frontmanship and Tim Kerr's guitar, and recommends rediscovering the band, especially Fat Elvis.

For:Fans of 1980s punk, skate-punk, punk-funk, and Austin/underground music history.

 In the American hardcore scene of the 80s, Texas was undoubtedly home to the most unique bands, which managed to blend this genre with others.

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