Legendary debut album from the Chicago geniuses. Up-tempo, hard edged rock n' roll infused with elements of punk, power-pop, and glam - except that unlike all of the crappy bands who always say these things - they really mean it.

14 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Punk, POP: Power Pop



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"Think Ramones with better song structure or New York Dolls with Iggy on vocals"
- TransAction

"The Teenage Frames are masters...a f**cking great punk band if there ever was one. Their debut CD More Songs, Less Music is a treasure trove of underground garage pop that has defined "cool" since the '50's"
- Old Punks Web Zine

"Teenage Frames play Midwest American punk-pop with an urgency and rawness that is absolutely inspiring. They've got the roots down straight and play unpretentious, fast loud, and smart alecky."
- Flipside

"More Songs is like an encyclopedia of punk from both sides of the big pond...each cut is dynamic, sinewy, and downright hummable."
- Illinois Entertainer

"...a band executing a brash schoolyard-tough brand of electric rock with a cohesive and intelligent style. The overall sound is comparable to The Clash or The Kinks, but what separates these smart-asses from today's alterna-pack is that they're not just another retro garage band who delivers angst atop vocal and instrumental blathering.
- Ace Magazine

"[More Songs, Less Music] displayed a refreshingly snotty attitude that replaced the cynicism and depression of the rest of the punk nation with humor, with and a "who gives a make?" shrug."
- Extra Raw

"Songs like "Bullet, Kill, Kill, Kill" and "Boy With the Laidback Look" drip with such a gloriously campy, sneering attitude it helps separate them from the growing rubbish heap of bland major-label pop punk bands."
- New City