Bred and born on the windswept shores of Brooklyn, NY, Teen Girl Scientist Monthly jangle, stomp and spark, spitting sunny guitars, anthemic shout-a-longs and fuzzy garage pop by the hat-full. They just released Modern Dances - an LP of sharp shout-a-longs and bright light head-bangers.TGSM’s infectious sound (a la Unicorns and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah!) is Morgan Lynch’s feral yowl, Matt Berger’s antsy chicken wire lyre, and the pure low purr of Master Gliva’s thick strings, all made the more merry on the wings of Mel Lusk and Pete Scalzitti’s synthetic suites and the pummel Hiroyuki Matsuura’s skins and rims. They like drinking and they like dancing. In June 2012, the group began recording what would become Modern Dances with producer Gary Atturio at Brooklyn’s GaluminumFoil Studios, spending barely a day apart until September. The result is a sweaty embrace of an album where threads of recklessness and impetuosity, affection and ferocity weave together into pop music almost unhinged in its enthusiasm.In January 2014, they released We Run With Gangs - a mini LP of 10 short songs, and a thank you to fans. Their next full length is out mid-2014.