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Teenage Wildlife follows the band's record career from the lush debut of Jack Names The Planets until 2018 with Buzzkill included in their album Island. Within this compilation there is also new material such as Darkest Hour Of The Night along with some of his most successful songs such as "Girl From Mars," "Gold Finger" and "Oh, Yeah."

His first mini-album Trailer was already a declaration of intent with Jack Names The Planets, Uncle Pat and Petrol while they were still in high school. With their album 1977 in 1996 they reached No. 1 and two years later they published Nu-Clear Sounds in which the young guitarist Charlotte Hatheley was incorporated. Three years after the historic concert in favor of the Northern Ireland referendum in Belfast, the band published the acclaimed Free All Angels with which they again reached No.1 and vocalist Tim Wheeler was recognized with the Ivor Novello award for Shining Light thus consolidating its reputation for extraordinary singles.

ASH has always stood out for its live shows as well as for its albums and Teenage Wildlife perfectly sums up these 25 years of experience. This release of the compilation album is also accompanied by an extensive tour throughout Europe.

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