Release date: 13-03-2008

2008 UK 12-track vinyl LP - When Parisian trio The Teenagers burst into our lives with the 'Homecoming' EP in 2007, with its no holds barred lyrics set to a gentle lo-fi backdrop, we all fell in love; not just with them, but with everything they see [and you see] through their teen-tinted glasses; and now with their debut album 'Reality Check', we can all have a piece of their nostalgic humorous world as they continue with their cleverly crafted brand of synth-pop with candid lyrics about everything you say – but never hear on a record; includes the single 'Love No'

Tracks:
01. Homecoming
02. Love No
03. Feeling Better
04. Starlett Johannson
05. Streets Of Paris
06. Make It Happen
07. Wheel Of Fortune
08. Fuck Nicole
09. French Kiss
10. Sunset Beach
11. III
12. End Of The Road

Lead singer Quentin Delafon, guitarist/synth man Dorian Dumont and bassist Michael Szpiner remind us what it’s like to be young. Between the three of them they shared a broad breadth of interests, including Slayer, M83, Weezer, Jacques Le Cont, Nirvana, Dillinger Escape Plan, Madonna and Beverley Hills 90210.

Now on their debut album, ‘Reality Check’, we can all have a piece of their nostalgic humorous world. Featuring new single ‘Love No’, The Teenagers continue with their cleverly crafted brand of synth-pop with candid lyrics about everything you say – but never hear on a record.

"A sound of Velvet Underground simplicity and Jacques Lu Cont attitude, stuck in a blender with a gulp a beer, a dollop of sleaze and healthy sprinkle of reality bites" - POP

"Think Serge Gainsbourg spitting Gauloises bile at Moon Unit… brilliant …unforgettable" - NME