Teeth Mountain is a collective of musicians, artists, and philosophers seeking to subdue the fabric of time by exploring the hypnotic and transformative effects of sound, volume, spirit, rhythm, environment, and other means. Founded by Andrew Burt and Kate Levitt in Baltimore in the Spring of 2007, the group has worked tirelessly to realize its ideas through numerous tours and hundreds of shows, collaborations with a diverse group of musicians, an acclaimed LP, and hosting events at the Comfort Dome, their headquarters in downtown Baltimore.

April will see the release of a new LP on Not Not Fun Records. Comprised of live recordings from the latter half of 2008, the album is a different take on the live album format, seeking to represent the experience of a live band not through a faithful reproduction of a given performance but rather as a dream of a long journey, with the source material manipulated and edited to form a wholly new composition.

The band also is setting out on a full-U.S. tour with the Dan Deacon Ensemble and Future Islands beginning in April. Members Kate Levitt, Greg Fox, Andrew Burt, Justin Frye, and Andrew Bernstein will also be performing in the Ensemble. Following this tour, the band will head to Europe for a week of festivals with Dan and Future Islands and then a two week tour of the UK and the Continent on their own.