Milk Teeth were a British punk band formed in Stroud, Gloucestershire in 2013, known for their grungy undertones and their dynamic blend of punk aggressiveness and catchy melodies. Characterized by their raw, energetic sound and thought-provoking lyrics, the band quickly carved out a space for themselves in the UK's burgeoning punk rock scene. Their lineup saw several changes over the years, with vocalist/bassist Becky Blomfield being a constant presence and providing the band with its distinct voice. Guitarists Chris Webb and Billy Hutton, along with drummer Oli Holbrook, rounded out the group during various phases of their career.

The band's discography showcases a journey of growth and vigor, with notable releases like their debut album "Vile Child" in 2016, which earned them critical acclaim and a devoted fan base. The "Go Away EP" and "Be Nice" displayed their ability to mix melody with mosh-pit-inducing riffs, garnering attention from both fans and critics alike. Their final self-titled album "Milk Teeth," released in 2020, served as a matured statement of the band's sound, encapsulating their journey through tracks like "Better," "Transparent," "Destroyer," and "Given Up." Despite the promise and loyal following they had cultivated, Milk Teeth announced their breakup in September 2020, leaving a short but impactful legacy within the alternative scene.