Teenage Fanclub return with a brand new album, Man-Made - their first studio LP since 2000's Howdy. A classic Fanclub record In tone and arrangement Man-Made handsomely demonstrates the less is more maxim. It is both airier and more light of touch than it's immediate predecessors. Teenage Fanclub made the record in Chicago with John McEntire (Tortoise) at his Soma Electronic Music Studios. Man-Made boasts more songs of wisdom, change & love, with songwriting credits equally split between Norman Blake, Gera...   [ read more ]

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