Teenage Fanclub

Stereogum — Bassist and vocalist Gerard Love is one of the founding members of the Scottish power pop institution Teenage Fanclub. He's been with the band for nearly three decades, since its 1989 beginnings, and he's one of the three principal songwriters of the... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Gerry Love was responsible for some of the band's best songs over their nearly thirty year career. Continue reading… more info

The Quietus — Teenage Fanclub's Gerard Love will leave the band due to creative differences more info

Powerpopulist — Most of Southampton band Burning House's songs at Bandcamp sound rather shoegazy, but their tags there also include the following: "power pop" and "powerpop." Their just-released juicy little number below proves they aren't kidding. Fans of T... more info

Guardian Music — With five beloved Teenage Fanclub albums coming back around on vinyl this summer, we look at the best of the band’s Scottish indie brethrenPrimal Scream have variously been a post-industrial noise band, 60s traditionalists, beatific, ecstasy-f... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Teenage Fanclub, The Scientists, Dent May/Shannon Lay, Thursday, Killy, Sarah Shook, Eleanor Friedberger, Ulrika Spacek, The Goon Sax, and more newly-announced tours. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This week in the Indie Basement: some long-overdue Teenage Fanclub vinyl reissues, the return of Australian post-punk/proto-grunge band The Scientists, a new EP from Melbourne's Fall-esque The Shifters, a great new EP from UK band Ulrika Spacek ... more info

NME — The alternative outfit are taking us back to the '90s Teenage Fanclub are reissuing five of their classic albums on vinyl – and are set to perform special shows across …Continue reading » The post Teenage Fanclub are re-issuing five classi... more info

Uncut — Five albums from Badwagonesque to Howdy! revisited live and on record Photo by Donald Milne Five albums from Badwagonesque to Howdy! revisited live and on record The post Teenage Fanclub announce vinyl reissues and special autumn shows appeared ... more info

Guardian Music — (Warner Bros/YALA!) The last time major labels were signing amiable, jangly indie bands came in the aftermath of Creation Records’s dissolution, when Columbia Records attempted to turn Teenage Fanclub’s Britpop-adjacent success into hot... more info