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Teeth - WHATEVER

Review by Elliot McVeigh

TEETH employ a kitchen-sink approach, and luckily for them enough sticks to create actual music, rather than the endless abyss of squealing electronics WHATEVER occasionally threatens to collapse into.»

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rough trade exclusive with a 5 track bonus cd featuring remixes from asdflkk, clutch daisy, twist the black box, nike7up you're not the same anymore and in fields. teeth release their debut album 'whatever' on moshi moshi records. the ten-track debut album is a veritable slice of lo-fi electro noise-pop with riot-grrrl vocals emulating the hi-nrg of their raucous stage tearing live shows, featuring current single 'care bear' and soon to be released 'flowers'. it's like a nastier yeah yeah yeahs and a subtler melt banana. the london based electronic punk trio, rose to infamy at breakneck speed since forming in 2008. consisting of composer ximon tayki, vocalist veronica so, and drummer simon whybray, teeth enraptured a global audience with jubilant, no-rave jams and hacker dance anthems. bent on demolishing stages at night clubs, festivals, and warehouse parties with as much distorted noise as smooth synth melodies, teeth deliver with an unapologetic edge. their lo-fi, noise-pop assault is coupled with so's equally dynamic vocal performance that suggests a cross between a euro-pop princess and a riot-grrrl. the stroboscopic live shows and relentless online persona make teeth incomparable amongst their contemporaries.
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