Animality is out now!!! Click here to buy it in our online store! You can also find it at any of the fine establishments below.
In stores:
- Chaz's Bull City Records (Durham)
- Offbeat Music (Durham)
- Schoolkids Records (Chapel Hill, Raleigh)
- CD Alley (Chapel Hill, Wilmington)
- Gravity Records (Wilmington)
- Yellow Dog Discs (Wilmington)
- American Waste (Raleigh)
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What people are saying about Tooth:
"A thundering herd of Bull City heavies, Tooth's bludgeon is brisk and its vocals are vicious. Another notch in the increasingly proud belt of Southern metal, Tooth jabs eardrums like amplified jackhammers." -- Grayson Currin, Independent Weekly
"One of my favorite things I've heard all year. It's metal, straight-up, but it subgenre-hops nicely, melding a fair amount of stoner/Sabbathy slow/low blooz with some gruff/hoarse thrash frenzy. The best part is the solos, which are awesome, short, and mixed down below the rest of the band so you gotta strain to hear them. Genius." -- Ross Grady, Trianglerock.com
"With its debut Ñ best described as badass Ñ Tooth digs into the legacy of Southern metal and hardcore, creating a searing sound akin to a burn from a deep-fryer, and ultimately the band creates its own brand of down-tuned, hell-bent monster." -- Bryan Reed, Diversions (The Daily Tar Heel)
"... as impressively diverse as the band's palate on Animality may be, its strongest suit is the consistency of its low-slung and low-strung guitars. Front to back, the record's got the detuned depth its panoramic girth deserves. In a year filled with Deep South pot-metal from Wilmington's Weedeater and psych-heaviness from Savannah bands like Kylesa and Baroness, this record holds its own, boasting a lot of quality in 20 minutes." — Robbie Mackey, Independent Weekly
"Together for a year and change, the Durham five-piece has fine-tuned its de-tune to become one of the strongest metal/hardcore/punk/whatever acts in the area. The quintet coalesces the depressingly damning assault of Eyehategod, the crust-ridden scuzz of Dystopia and the purely diabolical motorcycle mayhem of Venom into an obnoxiously loud, beard-tangled punk metal mess." -- Rich Ivey, Independent Weekly
Tooth is: J-ME Guptill - Vocals, Rich James - Guitar, Ben Wilson - Guitar, Ryland Fishel - Bass, Noah Kessler - Drums
Animality -- in stores now!!!
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