Newcastle Post-Punks NO TEETH Unveil New Track 'I Am Not An Officer' from Upcoming LP, "Decadence In Breeding"
NO TEETH, the enigmatic band celebrated for their electrifying blend of influences from Captain Beefheart to The Cramps, is set to unleash their latest single, "I Am Not an Officer." This scathing opus will undoubtedly leave listeners on the edge of their seats, craving more.
"I Am Not an Officer" is a ferocious anthem that encapsulates the very essence of No Teeth's signature sound. Drawing inspiration from the raw energy of post-punk legends like Country Teasers and the Birthday Party, the track exudes a gritty yet electrifying aura uniquely their own.
But wait, there's more! "I Am Not an Officer" merely serves as a tantalizing glimpse of what's to come from their highly anticipated album, "Decadence in Breeding," slated for release on June 16th. Across the album's 12 tracks, listeners will be treated to a diverse sonic landscape, from the angular post-punk vibes of "Stealing For My Own Gain" and the heavy Beefheart haze of "A Horse Named Panty Raid."
At the heart of the music lies a thematic exploration of debauchery, hedonism, and depravity. Each track on "Decadence in Breeding" unveils a perverse parable featuring characters of nefarious descent, delving into subjects like gambling, sexual deviance, murder, and gluttony. It's a wild ride that is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who dare to listen.
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"New track, ‘I Am Not An Officer’, takes a post-punk approach, while ‘Canon McCoy’ experiments with a ballad-esque sound, and ‘Feed The Ducks’ adopts a laid-back feel. Ultimately, Decadence In Breeding is looking to be one of the most interesting albums of the year." - Soundsphere
"No Teeth deliver post-punk meets punk funk driven sounds. Like a tornado engulfing everything in its path" - Colorising
"NO TEETH, the enigmatic band celebrated for their electrifying blend of influences from Captain Beefheart to The Cramps, is set to unleash their latest single, "I Am Not an Officer." This scathing opus will undoubtedly leave listeners on the edge of their seats, craving more." - Broadway Word
"The only good Beefheartian punk band in the UK, including the ones I wrote all dem songs for (I'll name no names)" - Saul Adamczewski, Fat White Family
"The debut album from this Newcastle outfit mangles discord with melody in a way that defies categorization. They’re like a mutant take on Pigs x 7 and pen towering slabs of brass and woozy post-punk that, at times, can sound like The Stranglers being shoved into a Kenwood Chef." - The Crack Magazine
