This week on The Austin Young Show I’m sharing some of my current playlist favorites including new music from Sloth Fist and talking about what’s happening around Deep Ellum. Dezi 5 is bringing an iconic headline performance to the historic Kessler Theater, and Loyal Sally is back from the dead with a headlining show at Deep Ellum Art Co along with a new album in the works. The playlist is packed with punk, ska, indie, and more—perfect for a late-night drive or getting hyped before a show.

Theme Music & What Good by The Fullstops.

Music By:

Sloth Fist - The Bus That Couldn’t Slow Down

Hub City Stompers - Won’t Lose Sleep

Dezi 5 - Pick Up Your Phone

The Goodwin Club - Shake It Off

Loyal Sally - Hope It’s A Good One

Kill Lincoln - Pralines & Dick

Mean Motor Scooter - Sick Sick Six

Fat By The Gallon - Crosstimbers

Cayuga Allstars - Cholo Goth

Voices Carry - Smoking With Strangers ft. Taylor Stokes

Stuck On 45 - Mr. Rodgers

*DISCLAIMER: I hereby declare that I do not own the rights to this music/song. All rights belong to the owner. No Copyright Infringement Intended. All bands have given permission to use their music.*

On this episode of The Austin Young Show, I sit down with Rev.T Sinister and Jenny Whiskey of legendary ska-punk band Hub City Stompers to talk about their new album Drinking Rage—a album that no two songs that sound the same, unbelievable fun, energetic, and unapologetic social commentary. You have to listen to it.

We dig into the stories behind the songs, what keeps them going after all these years in the scene. Plus we discuss the new album Drinking Rage, in my opinion the bands best piece of work to date, and how the band continues to thrive and breathe creativity into the genre.

Theme Music & What Good by The Fullstops.

Recorded behind Three Links in Deep Ellum—shoutout to Evan and the crew for the space. Thanks to Veronica for the constant support, and Tony for locking in this interview.

🎧 Whether you're into ska, punk, DIY music culture, or just love hearing from artists who keep it real—this one's for you.

*DISCLAIMER: I hereby declare that I do not own the rights to this music/song. All rights belong to the owner. No Copyright Infringement Intended. All bands have given permission to use their music.*

Aaron “AC” Capers pulls up—drummer for Justin Ross & Deadwood Revival, and one of the hardest-working musicians in DFW.

We talk about why he had to leave King Booty Disco (turns out being in every band has a breaking point), what’s happening with Further North, and his new book Over the Barline—a powerful, poetic dive into rhythm, life, and everything in between.

He also gets real about his love for pro wrestling, how Bubba ruined the boxer’s brain, and why drummers never sit still.

This one’s raw and honest, just like AC. Link in bio.

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