Teenage Halloween: 'Till You Return' Album Review
New Jersey band Teenage Halloween's sophomore effort doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but they know how to make fun in their comfort zone. Read our review.
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New Jersey band Teenage Halloween's sophomore effort doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but they know how to make fun in their comfort zone. Read our review.
New Jersey punks Teenage Halloween began making waves in the DIY scene in 2020 with their excellent self-titled record, debuting with a grand, sincere, and hook-laden style of power pop and punk. Since then, the band have been making up for lost time, touring incessantly and releasing a split EP last year with The Homeless Gospel Choir. Along the way, the band also cemented their line-up, fronted by guitarist, singer, and songwriter Luk Henderiks with Eli Frank on guitar, Tricia Marshall on bass and vocals, Peter Gargano on drums.
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Teenage Halloween members discuss their favorite albums of 2020 NJ punks Teenage Halloween's self-titled debut LP on Don Giovanni is one of our favorite punk debuts of the year, and we were wondering what music the members of Teenage Halloween liked most this year, so we caught up with them and all six members picked one or two albums and told us a bit about each one. Read on for what they had to say... Luke Henderiks (lead vocals/guitar): K.P.G. - The Damage Done Harsh noise songs with a very weird minimalist take at times that really captures an atmosphere. I feel like Ken’s use of tape...
we are not all the same. we have different needs. only people can meet these needs. the people in government are hard-working but they can only do so much. they can't give us the personal attention we need. so we need to look for people outside of government and we will find them in our communities. the students here at benedictine, in our churches, our schools, our neighborhoods, our friends and families. academics call this mediating institutions. people.nd, it is just people working together to help other people. and government must not push them out. out society.rowd it must supp...