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Sweden's Sweet Teeth, signed to Lövely, is finally ready to release their highly anticipated debut album "High Anxiety". After the success of their 2021 EP "Acid Rain", which saw the band getting hyped by Little Steven (Bruce Springsteen) and Classic Rock Mag, the band has played several electrifying live shows, sharing stages with bands like Millencolin, Hurula, Freedom and Märvel. Now they return with the Alternative Rock explosion that is "High Anxiety", blending noisy guitars, sugar sweet melodies and honest lyrics into a dazzling powerpop gem. The band comments: "With "High Anxiety", we wanted to make an album with as little hassle as possible. No long solos or extra unnecessary stuff to fill out the songs, they simply didn't need that. Still, we didn't want to limit ourselves, instead we wanted to find our own formula. The result is a collection of pop songs played with a punk/hardcore feel." "High Anxiety" was recorded in Welfare Studios in Gothenburg, Sweden, with Per Stålberg. The vocals were recorded in Crypt of Death studios with Joona Hassinen. "High Anxiety" was mixed by Per Stålberg and mastered by Joona Hassinen in Studio Underjord.

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• First press, available on two limited coloured vinyl editions. Transparent Yellow vinyl, and Pink vinyl, each limited to 500 copies.
• Sweet Teeth sounds like Hüsker Dü mixed with The Flamin' Groovies, Ramones mixed with Big Star or even The Hellacopters mixed with Dinosaur Jr.
• 'High Anxiety' was recorded in Welfare Studios in Gothenburg, Sweden, with Per Stålberg. The vocals were recorded in Crypt of Death studios with Joona Hassinen. 'High Anxiety' was mixed by Per Stålberg and mastered by Joona Hassinen in Studio Underjord.
• With members from The Deadbeats, Disfear, Dollhouse, Year Of The Goat, Tortyr and The Dontcares
• The track ”My Heart is Big and Broken” was dubbed the ”Coolest Song in the World'' by Little Steven (Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band) on his show The Underground Garage.

Press Quotes

Perky Swedish alt. Rock

     —CLASSIC ROCK, issue 307

this is a highly polished gem that tapers off into many different and delightful directions

     —Vive Le Rock, issue 97

The thick, raucous, noisy wall of guitar sound, blended with a jangle pop sensibility and gruff yet melodious vocals, is a great sound. Mix in a dose of the angst-filled tunes of Beach Slang and the picture is complete

     —jersey beat, http://www.jerseybeat.com/paulsilver.html?fbclid=I

This is that absolutely perfect mix of catchy and noisy that pretty much hits all of my music fandom buttons.

     —If it’s Too Loud, http://www.ifitstooloud.com/2022/09/sweet-teeth-lo

High Anxiety is a blast if you like your music loud, well produced and melodic

     —add to wantlist, https://addtowantlist.com/index.php/2022/10/17/new

SWEET TEETH have made a fantastic album

     —Hard Rock Info, http://www.hardrockinfo.com/reviews/2022/october.h

This is big guitar stuff with big melodies

     —The Big Takeover, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dHJQwdP4ZTIMOS7P3

Sweet Teeth has delivered a thunderous and captivating album that amazes. The band's broad influences and playful attitude towards the genre have resulted in a record where both hardcore fans and panda poppers seem to meet

     —Kult Magasin, https://www.kultmagasin.se/recension-high-anxiety-

In other words, you find yourself returning time and time again to this bouncy debut by a qualified band that has a future ahead of it.

     —Slavestate, http://www.slavestate.se/?e=5370

An easily accessible album with really good drive for those who like energetic punk music

     —Hallowed, https://www.hallowed.se/svensk/musik/recensioner/2

Sometimes straightforward and catchy 80s-influenced rock is all you need. The new single 'Love Panic' by Swedish Sweet Teeth follows the same Hüsker Dü-scented path as before and is a no-brainer for this weekend's playlist

     —HYMN, https://hymn.se/2022/09/09/redaktionens-favoriter-