Tex & the Horseheads

Generally lumped in the same stylistic pen mainly because bands just like the Weapon Club, Tex & the Horseheads were a Los Angeles-based cowpunk band fronted from the proto-Courtney Love-esque singer Texacala Jones. Obtaining their begin amidst the burgeoning paisley picture of L.A. in the first ’80s, Tex & the Horseheads would just record two studio room full-lengths and one live record before phoning it each day before the end from the 10 years. Their 1st, a self-titled affair released on Enigma in 1984, was accompanied by the SOMEONE IN PARTICULAR (of X as well as the Knitters popularity) created Life’s So Great in 1985. Tot Ziens, a live record released by Enigma Holland in 1985 demonstrated the music group in rather ranting, albeit badly recorded, form, which was to become the finish of their result. Jones and bassist Mike Martt would regroup some more occasions for reunion displays, and Jones showing up with other rings and getting little parts in impartial films, but also for all intents and reasons, Tex & the Horseheads’ profession was as brief as most from the rather self-destructive rings which spawned from your scene they arrived up in.