Deskjockey Presents: No Teeth with The Welly House Band and Aughra

NO TEETH’S “The New Nuisance” is wild and alive, delving not only into our daily journey to and from the pub but also into stagnant images such as waiting at the dentist or talking to your newsagent about the weather. An avant-punk offering filled with boundaryless energy, fun and imagination. From the off, expect a sonic assault of growling vocals, blaring brass and driving guitars with rhythmic wrongfootings and waltzing carnival-esque keys.

THE WELLY HOUSE BAND “are all harsh perpendicular rhythms and smart, barked lyrical obliqueness. A difficult to pin down band, but one with an ear for music. Future greatness beckons.”

Recalling the visceral power of Shellac and the heady atmospherics of Cocteau Twins, AUGHRA’s strength lies in their brilliant use of contrasting moods and textures – one minute languorous, the next snarling and carnivorous. The end result … is the sort of bewitching, mesmeric brew that wouldn’t sound out of place on a David Lynch soundtrack.