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Hands Like Houses announce East Coast Shows + drop Monsterous New Song

Aug 14, 2018
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In anticipation of their brand new album -Anon's release on October 12th via UNFD, Hand Like Houses have announced some small, intimate shows up Australia's East Coast where they'll be playing a whole bunch of stuff from the new album, including their new single 'Monster' which frontman Trenton Woodley explains is about the internal battle most of us fight with ourselves:

“The lyrics grew from the idea that every one of us has a part of ourselves that we hate – a monster that seems to come to the surface when we turn our backs for a moment. I wanted to bake in the fear, the panic, the self-doubt of bringing something to life, but also the confidence and swagger of accepting that you are both Jekyll and Hyde – and owning it. I scribbled down in my notepad ‘Yeah, I’m running from my problems and you probably should too’. Even though it wasn’t ever meant to be a lyric, it was the attitude that I wanted to carry through.”


The upcoming shows are a one-off experience for fans to get up-close and personal with the band, as they won't be playing shows of this small size again in the near future. If you're keen on the new album, pre-orders are open right here

Tickets On Sale Now via 24hundred


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Hands Like Houses - -Anon Album Release Shows
with PLTS


Friday 12th October - Max Watt's, Melbourne


Saturday 13th October - The Foundry, Brisbane


Sunday 14th October - The Landsdowne, Sydney


Tickets Here


Photosensitivity Warning: This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy


 

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