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TEEN AGERS - alright, goodnight

from RESOLUTIONS / TEENAGERS - split by RESOLUTIONS / TEEN AGERS

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FFO: The Menzingers, The Clash, Black Flag, Texas Is The Reason, Save The Day, Jawbreaker, The Get Up Kids

Ever curious what would occur if you combined multiple quarter-life crises, a penchant for bottom-tier booze in plastic bottles and a Flanders-sized repertoire of puns in a punk rock powder keg? Erupting like a sonic Cthulhu from beneath the Florida swamps comes Teen Agers, the brainchild of four gentlemen with enough functioning neurons to constitute one able-bodied adult. With plenty of melody to satisfy the crowd at your rad wine mixers and hearty helpings of riffage guaranteed to satiate your unmitigated adolescent angst, Teen Agers are the result of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object; just…a bit slower, so as to not pull something.

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from RESOLUTIONS / TEENAGERS - split, released December 19, 2014
The artwork for the release comes from the very talented David Finke from Fairtrademerch (Bielefeld / Germany).

The song was recorded at the Moathouse in Gainesville, FL in spring 2014. Produced by Teen Agers and Roger Lima.

Both songs has been mastered by Stephen Egerton (Descendents / ALL).

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European indipendent hardcore & punk label est. since 2004. Home of DUCKING PUNCHES, CRIME IN STEREO, HARKER, SUCH GOLD, GOLD KIDS, NIGHTLIGHTS, NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY, RUST BELT LIGHTS, SINKING SHIPS, THE RIOT BEFORE, THIS IS HELL & UP THE FURY...and many more!!! ... more

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