Tex & The Horseheads were an influential American punk rock band from Los Angeles, active from 1980 to 1985. The band's unique blend of punk and country, combined with the distinctive vocals of lead singer Texacala Jones, made them a standout act in the LA punk scene of the early 1980s. Despite their brief existence, they released two notable albums, "Life's So Cool" and "Tex & The Horseheads," which have since garnered a cult following. The band's raw and emotive style is often cited as an important precursor to the punk subgenre known as "cowpunk."