Imperial Teen Age Riot!
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Imperial Teen. (Credit: Milan Zrnic)
It’s been just a hair over 30 years since Imperial Teen released their debut album, Seasick. Much has changed for the band in the intervening decades—the four members no longer all live in San Francisco, and the powerhouse indie label Merge now releases their albums instead of Slash (as has been the case since 2002), just for starters—while the world has undergone even more drastic transformations. Yet, hearing “Overdrive,” the ope
It’s been just a hair over 30 years since Imperial Teen released their debut album, Seasick. Much has changed for the band in the intervening decades—the four members no longer all live in San Francisco, and the powerhouse indie label Merge now releases their albums instead of Slash (as has been the case since 2002), just for starters—while the world has undergone even more drastic transformations. Yet, hearing “Overdrive,” the ope
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