DUNGEON PUNKS

The gang gets roped into a heist while the Mellencats really ring Kriegin's bell, and the biggest mystery in Dungeon Punks history gets reignited

Featured music: Bad Habits by BRASS and Cowboy by Dumb.

Can you really go home again? Will there ever be a mine that wasn't dug too deep? What do you think grass would say if it could talk? Answers to these questions and more as RUST MONSTER and Shoozie Joon enjoy some quality family time.

Featured music: The Enemy by DOA and Fade Away by Mobina Galore.

The band ends up in the middle of a brawl between a gang of good ol' boys and a some badass babes. Kriegin takes a leap of faith and ends up on the run, while Shoozie lets her freak(y) flag fly. 

Featured music: Country Boys by lié, and Surgery by Rah Rah. 

Rust Monster finally finds out where that sound is coming from, takes a page out of someone else's book, and finds a link to the past so they can get back to the future.

Featured music: Hang My Head by The Flatliners and Come Undone by Miesha & The Spanks.

After our last episode's Dylan Ex Machina, the gang gets a second chance, and Stu finally finds out how many Pop Culture References is too many.

Featured music: Bury Me by Actors and Aye Aye Aye by Poor Baby.

The band really messes this one up. Leigh is very good at smart things, and definitely remembers her character's backstory.

Featured music: Like A Man by Adnama and Do You Want It Now? by The Discarded.

Johnny tries to buy a fruit basket. Skadi gets to know her mom. The gang goes camping and meets an old man in the woods.

Featured music: Bad Pop by Bad Pop and Death Is At My Door by Dead Soft.