It's a new year, so why not resurrect the column that started Ear Coffee's local music focus? For the first review of 2019, we decided to take a look at the EP,  Turn It Up, Tune 'Em Out by Minneapolis garagey indie-pop outfit Teenage Moods .  Turn It Up, Tune 'Em Out  is nothing short of a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day in the great white north that is Minnesota. The first track "Sweeties Only" is a prime example. The band's jangly guitars mix with sugary-sweet falsetto vocals and driving drums that are reminiscent of the psyche-influenced folk rock that came from the '60s.  However, the middle two tracks, "Petty Stones / Trust Fall" and "Her Reality," are where the tone of the EP shifts slightly. The smile found on other tracks on this EP turn into a slight sneer. The falsetto vocals are replaced with chanted verses and jangling guitars becoming slightly more brooding. This does not last long, though. The dose of reality le...