Teenage Frames Discography of CDs

Teenage Frames CD discography The 2nd in the band's series of no-frills, no-fat CD singles. Here's what was said about our first: Let's Break Up! is chock full of fat, juicy hooks and melodies so catchy that I often find myself whistling them while I'm pissing at my workplace urinal. All three songs are expertly-crafted and further bolstered by handclaps, peppy drum rolls, and Frankie Delmane's nasally but melodious vocals. The title track, a punky rock n' roll ...

Teenage Frames albums "Think Ramones with better song structure or New York Dolls with Iggy on vocals"- TransAction "The Teenage Frames are masters...a f**cking great punk band if there ever was one. Their debut CD More Songs, Less Music is a treasure trove of underground garage pop that has defined "cool" since the '50's"- Old Punks Web Zine "Teenage Frames play Midwest American punk-pop with an urgency and rawness that is absolutely inspiring. They've got the roots down ...

Teenage Frames music CDs On this EP, the Teenage Frames play a loose, straight-ahead, garagey rock & roll of the New York Dolls variety. The mod influence isn't quite as prominent as it apparently was on their last album, as louder Ann Arbor/New York vibes shine through the entire EP, most noticeably with the MC5 cover on the last track. Worth your time. ~ Jeremy Salmon "*** 1/2 The latest EP from this modish power-pop quartet features one ...

Teenage Frames discography THE BOUNDLESS ENERGY OF TEENAGE FRAMES Teenage Frames new release "Armband Manifesto" represents the satire of being on the wrong end of social change. The rock n roll milestones are all in attendance-a little Pistols, some Quo, a touch of Ramones melodrama- the pop verities of a band reaching for a place to release their inner most demons, intellectual and carnal. Call it what you want- garage, power pop, mod-all of it applies, and ...

Teenage Frames songs Teenage Frames are a loud, bratty, and rousing punk-like quartet prone to sporting neckties with obscene messages emblazoned on them and hats the likes of which Mick Jones would have proudly been photographed in. In other words, the ingredients for a good-time punk & roll experience are seemingly in place. The EP Let's Break Up! doesn't disappoint. The title track rollicks through the verses and explodes into singalong double-time choruses powered by singer ...

Teenage Frames CD discography Bearing the strongest resemblance to the mod-punk of the Jam, along with echoes of power-pop heroes past (especially the Who and the Replacements), the Teenage Frames' 1% Faster is perhaps a bit too punky to fit the rigid conventions of power-pop classicists, but it's energetically performed, and the best songs indicate a growing grasp of classic pop composition. ~ Steve Huey Photographers: Brian Bedell; Jody Kivort. Personnel: Frankie Delmane (vocals); Eric Vegas (guitar); Mike Hagler, ...

NEWSFLASH - August, 2007. The long wait is over! OK so maybe it's only been a few months (the boys have been prolific lately), but a brand new Teenage Frames EP "Glamorous Trash" is OUT NOW! Hard rock swagger, powerpop excitement, psychedelic phreakout - this little gem has it all, baby! People are already talking about how much they LOVE this EP! Teenage Frames are definitely going to be taking out the Glamorous Trash with their brand new ...