Here
*Here* finds the Scottish indie veterans doing what they do best. Their 10th full-length is a beautifully crafted set of chiming guitars and poignant reflection that borders on the bittersweet—from the psychedelic sadness of “I Was Beautiful When I Was Alive” to the autumnal strums of “The Darkest Part of the Night,” a song whose end we always dread.
The Scottish quintet’s 10th album, and first in six years, is full of quiet revelations. The hushed production and contented lyrics make for their warmest and subtlest effort to date.
Teenage Fanclub's return after six years proves to be worth the wait.
'Here' joins the rest of the group's catalogue in being consistently enjoyable, yet on this occasion not without flaw.
Like a single-word mantra, Teenage Fanclub's tenth studio album, 2016's Here, is a ruminative, inward-looking album of folk-inflected beauty.
This tenth album finds the sweet spot between the Fanclub's early barnstormers and their more contemplative recent material, masterfully sculpted as ever.
Now almost 30 years old as a band, Teenage Fanclub's consistency and longevity can sometimes work against them. With a vast, high-quality bo...
The lyrics to the new Teenage Fanclub record should sound familiar to anyone who's sat through a screed of well-meaning but unsolicited advice from an older uncle.
“It feels good when you're close to me”, goes ‘I’m In Love’, the opening track to Teenage Fanclub’s tenth album.