High-energy electronic pop with a jagged punk edge. Glitchy, neon-soaked anthems for late nights, basement parties, and digital chaos.
Teeth (often stylized as TEETH!!! or T33TH) emerged from the Dalston, East London scene in 2008 as a provocative electronic pop-punk trio.
Comprised of Veronica So, Simon Leahy, and Simon Whybray, the group became as famous for their digital-age performance art and internet pranks - such as hacking high-profile social media accounts - as they were for their music. Their sound identity is rooted in the 'bloghouse' and dance-punk movements of the late 2000s, characterized by aggressive synth-pop, glitchy production, and a DIY punk ethos applied to electronic instruments. Their debut album 'Whatever', released on Moshi Moshi Records in 2011, solidified their position as leaders of a hyper-digital, chaotic pop aesthetic. Critically, they were viewed as a bridge between the indie-sleaze era and the burgeoning hyperpop movement, influencing the way artists integrated internet subculture into their branding. Though their active period was relatively brief, they remain a cult favorite for their high-energy live shows and their ability to blend mainstream pop sensibilities with avant-garde digital noise.

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