Listen to Tooth’s debut single, The Age Of Innocence

London quartet Tooth have dropped their debut single and music video, The Age Of Innocence.

Before the garage rock gang – Tom Pollock (guitar/vocals), Ben Ashley (guitar), Charlie Arnison (bass) and Roy Lowe (drums) – headline The Lexington in the capital tomorrow night, they’re sharing their first effort for label Soil To The Sun Recordings.

“It was written almost as an epilogue for my adolescence,” says Tom of The Age Of Innocence. “I was almost 18 and could feel this restless and confused teenage chapter of my life slowly coming to a close. I realised how clueless I was as a teenager, but also how much fun I’d had.

“I think the lyrics reflect that duality and fondly reminisce on a period of life that can’t be experienced again. I think, for all of us, this song felt like the start and the end of something indefinable.”

Watch the video for The Age Of Innocence below:

Catch Tooth live at The Lexington in London tomorrow night (January 29).

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