The Dollheads re-record their debut on the Teenage Angst, Revisited EP
The Las Vegas sibling trio put out six reworked songs through Vinyl Threat Records, with Descendents guitarist Stephen Egerton handling the mix.
Las Vegas sibling trio The Dollheads have released a new EP titled Teenage Angst, Revisited. The record is out now on Vinyl Threat Records and is available both on vinyl and across streaming platforms.
The release gathers half a dozen re-recorded tracks pulled from What Teenage Angst?, the band's 2022 debut album. Stephen Egerton of Descendents mixed the EP, which aims to keep the raw energy of the original versions while making the trio's growth audible.
The band's sound pulls from punk touchstones including Ramones, Joan Jett, Circle Jerks, Rancid and blink-182, reshaped for a younger audience. Announcing the EP, the group celebrated working with the label tied to The Punk Rock Museum and described going back to songs first written in their childhood bedrooms, "this time with a little more perspective" and with Egerton's help behind the board.
The Dollheads also have a live date lined up. The trio is set to play LOUD WOMEN Fest on November 7th at the Fox Theatre in Boulder, Colorado.
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