The Teenagers—we are always professing our love! The group is prepping for their debut album on Merok which is set to include all your favorites like, ‘Homecoming’, ‘Fuck Nicole’, ‘Starlett Johannson’ as well as some recent tracks that haven’t shown themselves on the blogs yet (until now!).
I’ve heard a handful, and of all the tracks rumored to make upcoming album, below are the bestest! Enjoy this Teenz ode to one of our very favorite past-times, on a track titled ‘Selflove’:
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MP3: The Teenagers – Selflove (Demo)
‘Make It Happen’, another new one shares it’s title with the phrase I use almost everyday—Words to live by delivered in the in the super-sweet gospel of electro-pop:
MP3:The Teenagers – Make It Happen (Demo)
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Yet another track simply titled, ‘Tiger’ that is sounds exactly like what a tiger would listen to if tigers had ears and iPods and needed music to get hype before killing stuff:
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MP3: The Teenagers – Tiger (Demo)
Now, while we have your attention, The Teenz just did a brand-new remix for The Enemy’s ‘Had Enough’ (96kbps):
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MP3: The Enemy – Had Enough (The Teenagers Remix)
You may stream the original version of ‘Had Enough’ from The Enemy’s MySpace and purchase a high-quality version of the remix heard above through iTunes.
Hear more in our vast Teenagers archive, or by visiting MySpace page, and Remix only MySpace page. …And don’t forget to check their tour dates throughout Europe (The Enemy is on tour too, mind you).
Postscript: Dorian, of The Teenagers, reminded us that The Teenz tracks above are just demos and should be labeled as such.
