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Charlottetown skate-punk band Teeth Out has released a new track, “Here We Go,” and announced a new label partnership with High End Denim Records. Fueled by 90s punk nostalgia and cheap coffee, the five-piece plays fast, melodic, and chaotic, proving growing older doesn’t mean slowing down. Vocalist Josh Lavigne says the track was built around a simple hook and the high-energy pop punk feel they grew up on, aiming for something “instantly catchy that people could sing along to after one listen.”
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