Teeth First

Sharp from the first seconds, like tension already in motion. The production is tight and controlled, low end hitting with purpose while the highs keep everything alert. Nothing bleeds out of place, it’s all pressure held in. The vocal carries an edge, more cutting than expressive. It doesn’t float, it confronts. There’s a constant push toward release, but it never fully gives it. It keeps you right there, suspended. Like standing too close to something that might snap at any moment.