Who / What
We started in a cold room above a launderette and never really left.
Concrete Teeth is a three-piece from Leeds playing noise rock at the wrong end of the speed range. Nell hits things until they admit something. Kaz plays bass like the building is being evicted. Rook sings into a microphone that has been dropped once, on purpose.
Every show is ninety minutes and stops when the room stops. We have played a car park, a wedding marquee, a hospital corridor (with permission, eventually) and one festival slot we were told not to mention.
No singles, because a song you can't hear over a PA isn't a song. Just demos, loud rooms, and the occasional broken pedal.
Make it loud
Switch the floor on to hear the noise we write against: tape hiss, a failing fan, and roughly60 Hz of bad decisions. It lives entirely in your browser — no file downloads, no streaming, nothing leaving this page.
If you hate it: reload. We won't save the setting.
Where we're being too loud
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06 NovFri 2026 · 8pmThe Wet FloorManchester · downstairs, follow the noise
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21 NovSat 2026 · 9pmOld BathhouseGlasgow · one sound system, in a stairwell
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03 DecThu 2026 · 7:30pmCar Park 3, under the flyoverLeeds · bring a car, bring a friend, bring earplugs
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People have said
“Ninety minutes with no safe passage and no dull bits. Rare.”
“Sounds like a lift shaft arguing with a fax machine.”
“We asked them to stop twice. They stopped out of politeness, not obedience.”