TEEN-X-RAY
“Spirits Dogroll”

Edition limited to 300 copies.
A dogroll is a cheap giant sausage of bad meat to feed your pets. It’s a magic wand and it is a pizzle.
Teen-X-Ray came from Hamilton, NZ, which is known for agricultural innovation, frosts, fog and Taniwha in the Waikato river. Live cows with windows permanently inserted into their bodies for research live on the edge of town.
As Stefan ‘Smetal’ Neville recalls: “Glen Frenzy asked me to join his new ‘rock n roll’ band Teen-X-Ray at a ska concert at the Hillcrest Tavern in Hamilton in 1993. He had probably already recorded most of the first cassette ‘The Ballad Of Vince Neil’ using the karaoke sound on sound function of his flat-mates stereo. Then & now I would do anything Glen asked of me so I’ve been in X-Ray ever since”.
Glen also recruited Dusk, his girlfriend’s German Shepard who howled when she heard sirens. She would bite and claw at Casio keyboards. She didn’t share her dogroll. Teen-X-Ray recorded their music on cassette decks, performed on top of kitchen tables and released many tapes on the Plop, M60 and Stabbies And The Rocket labels.
Glen and Dusk got a reel-to-reel tape machine, moved to Upper Hutt and could make noise long into the night. Dusk got into Neil Young and killing mice while Glen got into home brewing beer and computers. Stefan Neville moved to Dunedin but Upper Hutt became his favorite holiday destination and each visit would result in new albums. Upper Hutt is known for its pig hunting and for producing NZ’s first Hip Hop group.
Spirits Dogroll was compiled from recordings from 1994-1996. Teen-X-Ray is still active today.
LP in full color sleeve issued in an edition of 300 copies.