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Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, TEEN DEATH have quickly made a name for themselves as one of the bands to watch calling this thriving scene home. BrooklynVegan described them best, saying "Teen Death sound like they've thrown Nirvana, Weezer, and Dillinger Four into a blender..." They pack the punk punch, yet maintain an infectious sense of melody, all layered over with a great grungy vibe. While relatively unknown, it's not uncommon for a crowd of back-of-the-room beer-sippers to make their way to the front after TEEN DEATH wail through their first song, making it nearly impossible not to bob your head along.
Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, TEEN DEATH have quickly made a name for themselves as one of the bands to watch calling this thriving scene home. BrooklynVegan described them best, saying "Teen Death sound like they've thrown Nirvana, Weezer, and Dillinger Four into a blender..." They pack the punk punch, yet maintain an infectious sense of melody, all layered over with a great grungy vibe. While relatively unknown, it's not uncommon for a crowd of back-of-the-room beer-sippers to make their way to the front after TEEN DEATH wail through their first song, making it nearly impossible not to bob your head along.
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Crawling [Vinyl Single]
Artist: Teen Death
Format: Vinyl
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Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, TEEN DEATH have quickly made a name for themselves as one of the bands to watch calling this thriving scene home. BrooklynVegan described them best, saying "Teen Death sound like they've thrown Nirvana, Weezer, and Dillinger Four into a blender..." They pack the punk punch, yet maintain an infectious sense of melody, all layered over with a great grungy vibe. While relatively unknown, it's not uncommon for a crowd of back-of-the-room beer-sippers to make their way to the front after TEEN DEATH wail through their first song, making it nearly impossible not to bob your head along.
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