http://www.myspace.com/teenangerrr Is “garage rock” still a useful descriptor in a housing market where no one can actually afford property with a garage? Toronto miscreants Teenanger are more like a bathroom band — their debut full-length "Give Me Pink" conjures all the pissing, puking and fucking that goes on in those cramped, closed quarters and, appropriately enough...(展开全部)http://www.myspace.com/teenangerrr Is “garage rock” still a useful descriptor in a housing market where no one can actually afford property with a garage? Toronto miscreants Teenanger are more like a bathroom band — their debut full-length "Give Me Pink" conjures all the pissing, puking and fucking that goes on in those cramped, closed quarters and, appropriately enough, Iggy-esque mouthpiece Chris sounds like he recorded his reverb-drenched vocals with his face burrowed deep in a porcelain bowl. But while you’re not quite sure what the hell he’s going on about in celeb shout-outs like “Carole Pope” and “The Ballad of Robert McNamara,” the Cramps-damaged guitar riffs and the bruising backbeats carry far more heft than the band’s earlier seven-inch excursions. Teenanger may give their songs titles like “MDMA Jam,” but Pink is the anti-psychedelia — the only colours you’ll be seeing are the ones flashing in your eyes after these scuzz-rock salvos chain-whip you in the face.
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