When it comes to DIY Hardcore work ethic Sore Teeth are a band who know exactly what they’re doing. Hardcore isn’t just music to them, it’s a lifestyle choice and they’ve spent the last four years at the grindstone developing their sound and working out what suits them best while quite literally bringing the house
When it comes down to brass tacks and bare essentials, there is something immediately gratifying about both the sound and the shows of Hardcore bands. Simple, effective and straight to the point with high energy, breakdowns piled up and throat shredding vocals, it’s all that you need. Influenced by classic Hardcore Punk with an undercurrent
There are prolific bands and then there are Sore Teeth, a band who started out in 2016 and have dropped two albums – 2018’s “86’d” and 2019’s “Products Of Violence” and two EPs – 2017’s “F*** You In The Head” and 2021’s “This Is Our Core” as well as a trio of singles and are
Back at the Lounge Bar in Alton Hampshire and night of Hardcore awaits in the October darkness, the tone set by the sound engineer putting on some mood music in the form of Knocked Loose after the sound check that is pretty much on point as it reverberates around the small yet perfectly formed venue.
Kingside Records will be releasing a new EP from the Hardcore brothers of My Latest Failure on 30th July. Recorded, mixed, mastered and produced by mastermind, guitarist and vocalist Ross Walker at New Noise Studios, “This Is Our Core” is the title of the record from Sore Teeth with “Salvation” being chosen to promote it.
