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 Their songs progress like old rusty steamrollers, they are cadenced and clanking.

 A song like 'Scavenger of Death' seems like the musical manifestation of the American nightmare of the ’80s.

Stickmen With Rayguns were a distinctive Texas punk band from 1981-1984 known for slow, heavy hardcore tracks. Their 2002 compilation 'Some People Deserve to Suffer' captures their niche, psychedelic-infused sound that anticipated sludgecore. The band’s unique style and charismatic vocalist Bobby Soxx set them apart from their peers. Highly recommended for fans of darker, obsessive punk music. Explore the haunting and heavy sounds of Stickmen With Rayguns—listen to 'Some People Deserve to Suffer' and dive into punk history.

 They play cowpunk with true hardcore edges and an irreverent as well as entertaining irony.

 "Texas Cyclone"... is an electric and distorted country shot at hardcore speed, it lasts 33". Crazy stuff. Wonderful.

Jon Wayne's Texas Funeral, released in 1985, is a unique cowpunk album that mixes hardcore punk energy with ironic takes on Texas stereotypes. The band, a Los Angeles quartet, delivers 12 eclectic and entertaining tracks marked by sardonic humor. Highlighted by songs like "Texas Cyclone," the album exemplifies the unconventional spirit of the 1980s Californian punk scene. It is both a humorous and musically diverse record appreciated by fans of alternative punk and country fusion. Dive into Jon Wayne's Texas Funeral and experience a wild ride of irreverent cowpunk and 1980s punk spirit!