Sunday, 10 January 2010

TeenagersInTokyo: brilliant new single, terrible use of the space bar

Not to be confused with The Teenagers (scruffy men who sing about bonking girls in America) or that Mini Viva single about a weekend in Japan, TeenagersInTokyo are a space-free group of stunning girls (and boy) from Australia. We've been aware of them for some time but now, at the start of 2010, they have a whole heap of new music to unleash on the world - which includes their quite brilliant new single, 'Peter Pan'.

The single is a well dressed slice of super-cool guitar-pop and if it has been released two years ago, TeenagersInTokyo would have been referred to as a female fronted, Australian Foals-a-like. However, things change and music moves on, so it would probably more appropriate to describe TeenagersInTokyo as a female-fronted Delphic (how very BBC zeitgeist). In laymans terms, 'Peter Pan' is a brilliant bit of no-frills indie disco - and we've always got time for a bit of that.

The video to the single is a generally wistful country romp, albeit with a strange and bloody twist at the end, which makes no real sense but livens things up greatly. It looks like it was shot in Devon.



We like.

Here is the TeenagersInTokyo MySpace.

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