No Teeth, an enigmatic and elusive band hailing from Newcastle Upon Tyne, is ready to swoon audiences with their debut album ‘Decadence In Breeding.’ With a raw mix of brass, chaotic energy, and snarky delivery, they offer a unique sound reminiscent of bands like The Cardiacs, Country Teasers, and The Birthday Party.

Eschewing traditional labels, No Teeth has joined forces with the newly formed « Post Post Music, » who will press 300 vinyl copies of the album and handle distribution.

Across the album, they traverse angular post-punk (« I Am Not An Officer »), rollicking ballads (« Canon McCoy« ), and the laid-back haze of « Feed The Ducks. » Defined by chugging bass-lines, frantic drumming, and feral synth lines, their signature sound encapsulates their 7-year career in a 12-track LP.

Exploring themes of debauchery, hedonism, and depravity, each track unveils a perverse parable featuring characters of nefarious descent, delving into subjects like gambling, sexual deviance, murder, and gluttony.

Since their inception, the band has garnered a loyal following in the North East and expanded their reach with two UK tours in 2022 and 2023, along with a well-attended show in Paris last summer. Plans for a Newcastle release show for ‘Decadence in Breeding’ and dates outside the North East are underway to promote the record.

Experience twisted tales and acerbic sounds from No Teeth – where debauchery meets melody, and chaos finds a rhythm.

Band Members:

• Dobbly Groast: Vocals, Trumpet, Guitar, Lapsteel, Euphonium
• Ol’ Pip Eye: Drums, Backing Vocals
• Pecker Slapper: Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
• Sgt. LARJ: Organ, Synthesiser, Piano, Backing Vocals
• Sadie Signon: Percussion, Guitar, Backing Vocals
• Johnnie Conkreet: Guitar, Backing Vocals

Production:

• Jack Howorth and Sam Carrick (Excluding Track 1 produced by Owen Hudspeth)
• Mastering: Stephen Bishop
• Album Artwork: Samuel Spencer Whitbread & Owen Armstrong
• Layout and Cover Reproduction: Al Palmer
• Band Photos: David Hall

Recorded at The Warren Studio, Sheffield