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Discover the untold story of Reverend Horton Heat, the psychobilly legends who secretly dominated the 90s alternative rock scene while Seattle grabbed all the headlines. While everyone was focused on grunge bands like Nirvana and Soundgarden, this Texas trio was building one of the most fanatical underground followings in alternative music history.

90s alternative rock wasn't just about flannel and angst—Reverend Horton Heat proved that psychobilly music could compete with any grunge band through pure energy and authentic rock and roll. Fronted by Jim Heath (The Reverend) with Jimbo Wallace on upright bass and Taz Bentley on drums, this rockabilly punk fusion created a sound that was equal parts 1950s rockabilly, punk rock attitude, and country music influences.

This music documentary explores how Reverend Horton Heat built their cult following through relentless touring—often playing over 275 shows per year—while major labels chased the Seattle grunge scene. From their breakthrough debut "Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em" on Sub Pop Records to their mainstream success with Interscope Records, discover how this underground band navigated the 90s music industry without losing their edge.

Featured albums: "Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em" (1990), "The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds" (1993), "Liquor in the Front" (1994), "It's Martini Time" (1996), "Space Heater" (1998)

Whether you're a fan of 90s rock music, punk rock history, rockabilly bands, or just love discovering hidden gems in music history, this deep dive reveals how Reverend Horton Heat influenced countless psychobilly bands like Tiger Army and Nekromantix while proving that authentic rock and roll could thrive outside the corporate machine.