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Pop-punk veterans Teenage Bottlerocket are primed to release their new LP Ready to Roll, the band’s first full length for Pirates Press Records.

ā€œThis time around, there was no big concept, no pressure. We just wrote songs that felt good to play,ā€ explains bassist Miguel Chen. ā€œThat freedom brought something fresh. It reminded us why we started doing this in the first place. The vibe is all about reconnecting with the joy of making music together.ā€

The band returned to The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, CO, with Andrew Berlin behind the board and Jason Livermore overseeing the final master. ā€œThe Blasting Room is like home for us,ā€ says Miguel. ā€œWorking with Andrew and Jason is always a smooth ride—they know how to pull the best out of us.ā€

Fans got their first taste of what’s to come via the lead single ā€œShe’s the Shit.ā€ Ray Carlisle wrote the song for his wife Rachel, who he says ā€œloves to give me a hard time—she rolls her eyes when I rock out in front of the mirror, makes fun of the music I love, and calls me an old man when I bring up movies she’s never seen. And I totally love her for it.ā€ As for the song, Ray says, ā€œIt kicks the door open. It sets the tone for the whole record—fast, catchy, and not taking itself too seriously. Just the way we like it.ā€

This back to basics approach carries through the album, making it equally satisfying for longtime fans and newcomers alike. ā€œWhether it’s your first TBR album or your tenth,ā€ says Miguel. ā€œThere’s something here for you.ā€ It’s packed with everything you’d expect from TBR with a few surprises the band think you’ll love - including a couple of songs where Miguel steps up to the mic for his first-ever lead vocals!

ā€œWe’re lucky to still be here, making music with our best friends, and connecting with people who get it,ā€ sums up Miguel. ā€œReady to Roll is exactly what it sounds like—we’re stoked, and, in a way, we’re just getting started.

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Pop-punk veterans Teenage Bottlerocket are primed to release their new LP Ready to Roll, the band’s first full length for Pirates Press Records.

ā€œThis time around, there was no big concept, no pressure. We just wrote songs that felt good to play,ā€ explains bassist Miguel Chen. ā€œThat freedom brought something fresh. It reminded us why we started doing this in the first place. The vibe is all about reconnecting with the joy of making music together.ā€

The band returned to The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, CO, with Andrew Berlin behind the board and Jason Livermore overseeing the final master. ā€œThe Blasting Room is like home for us,ā€ says Miguel. ā€œWorking with Andrew and Jason is always a smooth ride—they know how to pull the best out of us.ā€

Fans got their first taste of what’s to come via the lead single ā€œShe’s the Shit.ā€ Ray Carlisle wrote the song for his wife Rachel, who he says ā€œloves to give me a hard time—she rolls her eyes when I rock out in front of the mirror, makes fun of the music I love, and calls me an old man when I bring up movies she’s never seen. And I totally love her for it.ā€ As for the song, Ray says, ā€œIt kicks the door open. It sets the tone for the whole record—fast, catchy, and not taking itself too seriously. Just the way we like it.ā€

This back to basics approach carries through the album, making it equally satisfying for longtime fans and newcomers alike. ā€œWhether it’s your first TBR album or your tenth,ā€ says Miguel. ā€œThere’s something here for you.ā€ It’s packed with everything you’d expect from TBR with a few surprises the band think you’ll love - including a couple of songs where Miguel steps up to the mic for his first-ever lead vocals!

ā€œWe’re lucky to still be here, making music with our best friends, and connecting with people who get it,ā€ sums up Miguel. ā€œReady to Roll is exactly what it sounds like—we’re stoked, and, in a way, we’re just getting started.

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