Hailing from the city of Hamilton, outside Ontario, melodic Canadian punk band Teenage Head was formed at Westdale High School in 1975; later, co-founder Frank Kerr became lead singer Frankie Venom, and guitarist Gord Lewis brought in bassist Steve Mahon and drummer Nick Stipanitz. Major label Epic issued debut singles ‘Picture My Face’ and ‘Top Down’ in 1978, paving the way for a self-titled debut; follow-up ‘Frantic City’ (1980) had punkish covers of Eddie Cochrane’s ‘Somethin’ Else’ and Vince Taylor’s ‘Brand New Cadillac,’ while power-pop punk originals like ‘Let’s Shake’ and ‘Infected’ helped the disc go gold.
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