What is the first thing you think of when someone says Wyoming? Is it Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, or maybe the Tetons? I would be willing to wager that it isn’t pop punk. Well, after hearing Teenage Bottlerocket’s latest album Warning Device you may think differently. Warning Device borders on old-school punk-pop perfection and stands up against anything in the Ramones, Screeching Weasel, Huntingtons vein. It is full of take-no-prisoners punk-pop that you’ll be humming along to for days sand days. The songs are sappy and silly and it is the same old song and dance we’ve all heard for years, but Teenage Bottlerocket is so good that I can’t help but love it. You need this album. And chances are that with their upcoming tour, Teenage Bottlerocket will be playing in a town near your real soon.

MP3 | Teenage Bottlerocket – In The Basement Warning Device
MP3 | Teenage Bottlerocket – She’s Not The One Warning Device

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