Hands Like Houses Share Music Video For New Single “Overthinking”
Hands Like Houses, one of Australia’s biggest rock exports, have announced details for their highly anticipated fourth studio album '-Anon.', which will be released on October 12th through Hopeless Records. The album was produced by Colin Brittain who is known for his work with acts like Papa Roach, 5 Seconds of Summer and One OK Rock. Today they also share the first single and official music video for “Overthinking”.
“We’re a mess of excitement and nerves to finally bring you ‘Overthinking’, the first taste of our fourth album ‘-Anon.’" says the band in a joint statement. "In 10 years of Hands Like Houses, it’s been the most fun we’ve had creating a record yet, and we’re unbelievably proud of the energy, the honesty and the stories that have gone into it. This is just the beginning.”
With '-Anon'., Hands Like Houses found themselves with the opportunity to immerse themselves completely in the new songs, after spending much of the last six years on and off tour. The rare free time off the road allowed them to follow their instincts and craft each new song with its own energy and identity. The final collection presents and captures fatalism and optimism, call-outs and self-reflection, realism and fantasy, politics and personal journey. Each its own anonymous piece to relate to, built around a shared human experience or perspective.
Catch Hands Like Houses on Tour w/ Our Last Night
- October 25 - Electric Ballroom - London, UK
- October 26 - Zappa - Antwerpen, BE
- October 27 - Turbinenhalle 2 - Oberhausen, DE
- October 28 - Patronaat - Haarlem, AN
- October 30 - Markthalle - Hamburg (Altstadt), DE
- October 31 - Löwensaal - Nürnberg, DE
- November 1 - WUK - Vienna, AT
- November 2 - Lucerna Music Bar - Prague, CZ
- November 3 - Dürer Kert - Budapest, HU
- November 4 - Backstage Werk - Munchen, DE
- November 5 - Substage - Karlsruhe, DE
Track listing
1. Kingdom Come
2. Monster
3. Sick
4. Overthinking
5. Through Glass
6. Half-hearted
7. No Man’s Land
8. Black
9. Tilt
10. Bad Dream
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