The Teen Queens - Souverigns Of The Jukebox - 7-INCH SINGLE [7 inch Vinyl Disc]

Pop-punk fans are about to get thethrill of a lifetime at the of anew split 7Inch decades in the making!Laramie, Wyoming's TeenageBottlerocket and Portsmouth, NewHampshire's The Queers areinarguably two of the most popularand influential pop-punk bands oftheir respective generations, andeach one has a solid claim to beingnear the top of those lists, all-time.So it's something of a wonder, withliteral decades of touring & playingtogether, and mutual influence &respect between these two giants ofthe genre, that the thought of a splitrecord has never occurred to anyone.Or if it has, it's never come to fruition.Well, the worldwide legions of fansof both bands need wonder no more,because the Teenage Bottlerocket /The Queers split 7Inch is finally a reality,brought to you by Pirates PressRecords and Rad Girlfriend Records.And as if that weren't sufficientexcitement, each band, both ofwhom are known for their covers(each band has recorded at least a fullalbum's worth and then some) willbe putting their own spin of one ofthe signature songs from the other'scatalog!Teenage Bottlerocket take onInchTeenage BoneheadInch by The Queers,while The Queers re-interpretTeenage Bottlerocket's InchBlood Bath atBurger KingInch as InchHog Log at BurgerKing. Album Tracks 1. Teenage Bottlerocket 2. Teenage Bonehead 3. The Queers 4. Hog Log at Burger King

Album Tracks 1. City of Bother & Loathe 2. (Goin' Down to the) Cop Shop 3. Secret Streets 4. Let's Get Zooed Out

Like so many bands that cut their teeth playing basements, rental halls, and teen centers around the Puget Sound in the early '90s, the Olympia trio Lync may have had similar roots to the local rock heroes of the era but were conscientiously averse to the trappings of mainstream success. Lync kept the grit, the shouted vocals, and the rough-hewn choruses, but eschewed the machismo and metal swagger. Their song InchCue CardsInch is a perfect encapsulation of their overall approach-heartfelt melodies, bashed drums, hoarse throats, gritty bass lines, and fractured guitars. Lync's legacy was interwoven with fellow PNW artists like Modest Mouse, 764-Hero, and Red Stars Theory-bands that were crucial to the foundation of Suicide Squeeze Records. It only made sense for Suicide Squeeze to reissue Lync's lone LP, These Are Not Fall Colors back in 2023. And in conjunction with the reissue, Suicide Squeeze is proud to announce the second single featuring a choice cut from Fall Colors paired with a current artist's reinterpretation of the song. On their latest 7Inch, Lync's original version of InchCue CardsInch is paired with a cover by Julia & The Squeezettes-a Suicide Squeeze-centric all-star line-up featuring Julia Kugel of The Coathangers and Julia, Julia, Staz Lindes of The Paranoyds, Bonnie Bloomgarden and Rikki Styxx of Death Valley Girls. On their rendition, Julia & The Squeezettes excise the half-time distorted bombast of the original in favor of up-tempo minimalist pop. Guitars are reduced to a few choice phrases, putting the song's luring vocals and lyrical charms at the forefront. Paired with the tasteful yet propulsive rhythm section, this new approach to InchCue CardsInch demonstrates the timeless songwriting of Lync while simultaneously showcasing the creative vision, timbral aptitude, and resourceful production savvy of four contemporary artists in the ongoing lin