The Cashville Trash Pandas are Jubal Lee Young on guitar and vocals, Chuck Sigler on drums, Mike Carty on bass, and Max Williams on guitar. Young and Sigler met and played in a band while they attended the same high school in Nashville, TN in the mid-1980s. That band only dissolved when Sigler moved to Mississippi for college, which we will come back to shortly. Many years later, and through another high school classmate, Young met bassist Carty. Sigler and Williams also share a musical history, as they are both also members of the legendary Kudzu Kings out of Oxford, MS. We told you we’d get back to this! See? 

 

A lot of life and bands and things and stuff later, these four young lads – Young, Sigler, Carty, and Williams – have formed a veritable neo-cowpunk, alt-country, outlaw supergroup. It’s raw. It’s real. It’s twangy, but it rocks. It’s perfect. It’s now. It’s needed.  “Kids, find a band that makes you feel like bands made us feel when we were young. Maybe we can even be one? The late 1960s through 1980s stuff we came up on was real, and accessible,” says Young. “By that, I mean, you could make some version of it with cheap instruments and a garage. It had something to say. It was rebellious. It was good for you! So, go annoy the neighbors, get the cops called, get out there and make some noise! Tell some old people how lame they are! Rock and roll, kids! We need it now more than ever!”