Teethgrinder Zwolle, The Netherlands
Teethgrinder was founded early 2013, its origin lies in combining the shared history, experience and influences of its
members´ previous endeavors; DrDoom and Greyline.
Influenced by a broad variety of extreme music genres, they mix the fury of Grindcore with Black & Death metal in a crusty fashion, while making sure touches of Hardcore, Post-metal and even some Drone and Stoner shine through.
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