Bio provided by artist:
teethin is a bold and eclectic new force emerging from the heart of Wales, blending the raw energy of punk with the pulse of electronic and dance-punk to create a sound that’s as multifaceted as their roots. Formed in October 2024, the band draws from a rich tapestry of backgrounds and experiences, making their music as much about cultural collision as it is about sonic exploration.
The band’s lineup includes James (vocals), Em (synths), Al (bass), Greg (drums), and Don (DJ/guitar), a mismatched yet cohesive unit bound by their shared desire to create something that speaks to the underrepresented and the overlooked. Hailing from different corners of the globe — from the Welsh Valleys to Athens, Ukraine, and the Philippines — teethin’s music reflects the complexity of their origins. The Welsh Valleys, a region scarred by the industrial decline of Thatcherism, informs much of their worldview, serving as a backdrop to their sound, which is a commentary on inequality, lost identity, and forgotten histories.
Drawing inspiration from the punk movements of the ‘80s, the rave culture of the ‘90s and the Grime scene of the 2000s, teethin’s debut single “My Generation” (set for release in January 2025) critiques the feeling of their current generation having no clear voice or movement in music like those decades past. Through relentless, genre-defying experimentation, they aim to inject urgency and soul back into a culture that feels stuck in neutral. Their high-energy live performances, already making waves, are set to storm the UK starting with their debut at FOCUS Wales in May 2025.
teethin is more than just a band — they’re a movement, ready to make a lasting impact and redefine what it means to truly belong.
Bio provided by artist:
teethin is a bold and eclectic new force emerging from the heart of Wales, blending the raw energy of punk with the pulse of electronic and dance-punk to create a sound that’s as multifaceted as their roots. Formed in October 2024, the band draws from a rich tapestry of backgrounds and experiences, making their music as much about cultural collision as it is about sonic exploration.
The band’s lineup includes James (vocals), Em (synths), Al (bass), Greg (drums), and Don (DJ/guitar), a mismatched yet cohesive unit bound by their shared desire to create something that speaks to the underrepresented and the overlooked. Hailing from different corners of the globe — from the Welsh Valleys to Athens, Ukraine, and the Philippines — teethin’s music reflects the complexity of their origins. The Welsh Valleys, a region scarred by the industrial decline of Thatcherism, informs much of their worldview, serving as a backdrop to their sound, which is a commentary on inequality, lost identity, and forgotten histories.
Drawing inspiration from the punk movements of the ‘80s, the rave culture of the ‘90s and the Grime scene of the 2000s, teethin’s debut single “My Generation” (set for release in January 2025) critiques the feeling of their current generation having no clear voice or movement in music like those decades past. Through relentless, genre-defying experimentation, they aim to inject urgency and soul back into a culture that feels stuck in neutral. Their high-energy live performances, already making waves, are set to storm the UK starting with their debut at FOCUS Wales in May 2025.
teethin is more than just a band — they’re a movement, ready to make a lasting impact and redefine what it means to truly belong.