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Jan 25, 2024 35 min

Prank Calling Toxic Madness

from The Austin Young Show Hosted by DJ, Adian, Toxic Madness, Overshare, Whiskey Go Go, NOFX, Austin Young, Planned Parenthood, Casa Punk, GROWL Records, Three Links, Deep Ellum

Finally some answers! Buckle up for a new episode featuring Toxic Madness that's as explosive as their live shows. Aidan and DJ are in the hot seat today, spilling the tea on why Nelson, the former guitarist, decided to leave the band. And in between the laughs and confessions, I'm throwing you a sonic feast of brand new Toxic Madness tracks. We've got riffs that are harder than a cheese grater on your knuckles, vocals that soar higher than a squirrel on meth, and beats that'll turn your living room into a mosh pit (furniture not included). So crank up the volume, strap in for the ride, and let Toxic Madness take you on a journey fueled by laughter, music, and the occasional questionable prank call. I don't think Aidan has forgiven everyone for flying rather than drive with him to California. Also make sure you listen to my first interview with Toxic Madness for this all to make a little more sense. Follow Toxic Madness: https://www.toxicmadness138.com Instagram Follow The Austin Young Show: austinyoungshow.com Instagram *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.*

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