The fifth Teenanger album is a collection of thirteen songs, a thinly-veiled investigation into Canada's Telecom stranglehold and its effect on consumer spending, an ode to simpler and more violent times, proof that climate change exists, a fraudulent scheme to ensure maximum ROI, and more than anything, a fantastic piece of future punk history. Eight months, five studios, eighteen take-out meals, three positive Yelp reviews and one misdiagnosed case of the mumps later, they had a record. "Teenager" combines all of punks best sub-genres: art-punk, post-punk, ambient-punk, synth-punk, peace-punk, garage-punk, bunk-punk, punk-core, plaid-punk, nu-punk and of course, punk-punk. The album was was mixed by James Toth (Soupcans, Plasmalab.) Darby Milbrath created the artwork by hand.
