Milk Teeth

There are at least 2 bands named Milk Teeth 1) Milk Teeth (often stylized as MILK TEETH) were a British punk band from Stroud, Gloucestershire, formed May 2013. The band consisted of bassist and vocalist Becky Blomfield, guitarist Em Foster, and drummer Jack Kenny. The band was signed to Music For Nations, Roadrunner and Hopeless. The band began producing music in early 2013, and released their first EP, Smiling Politely, independently in August 2013. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are at least 2 bands named Milk Teeth 1) Milk Teeth (often stylized as MILK TEETH) were a British punk band from Stroud, Gloucestershire, formed May 2013. The band consisted of bassist and vocalist Becky Blomfield, guitarist Em Foster, and drummer Jack Kenny. The band was signed to Music For Nations, Roadrunner and Hopeless. The band began producing music in early 2013, and released their first EP, Smiling Politely, independently in August 2013. After signing to Hopeless, the band released their second EP titled Sad Sack which was released in April 2015. On 5 January Josh Bannister left the band and was replaced by former Hindsights member Billy Hutton as touring guitarist. The band released its debut album, Vile Child, on 29 January 2016, through Hopeless. In April 2016 the band toured the US supporting Sorority Noise, Citizen (band) and Turnover. In 2017 the band signed to Roadrunner Records and announced a new EP called Be Nice which was released in July 2017, followed up by 'Go Away', another EP, released in November 2017. On June 26th, 2018, it was announced via the band's Facebook page that guitarist Chris Webb would be leaving the band "with immediate effect". He was replaced by Em Foster. Later that year the trio released a new single, called "Stain". The bands sophomore Self Titled record was finally released in 2020. On September 4th 2020 the band announced that they had split up 2) A experimental/improv group from PA Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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