Pianos Become The Theeth announce european 2015 tour

Pianos Become The Teeth have announced European Tour in January 2015. The European run will follow their North American tour with Circa Survive and Title Fight, taking place in November and December this year. Please find the full list of dates below:

• 14 Jan – France – Paris - Point Ephemere – TICKETS
• 15 Jan – Germany – Stuttgart - Juha West – TICKETS
• 16 Jan – Germany – Munich – Strom – TICKETS
• 17 Jan – Germany – Berlin – Magnet – TICKETS
• 18 Jan – Germany-Dresden-Scheune – TICKETS
• 19 Jan – Germany – Hanover - Bei Chez Heinz – TICKETS
• 21 Jan – Germany – Hamburg - Hafenklang – TICKETS
• 22 Jan – Germany – Wiesbaden – Raucherkammer – TICKETS
• 23 Jan – Holland – Amsterdam -Winston– TICKETS
• 24 Jan – Germany – Cologne – MTC – TICKETS
• 25 Jan – Belgium – Antwerp - JC Kavka – TICKETS
• 27 Jan – England – Bristol - The Exchange – TICKETS
• 28 Jan – England – Nottingham - Rescue Rooms – TICKETS
• 29 Jan – Scotland – Glasgow – Audio – TICKETS
• 30 Jan – England – Manchester - Sound Control – TICKETS
• 31 Jan – England – London – Underworld – TICKETS

Baltimore (US) natives will tour in support of their upcoming Epitaph debut Keep You, due out on October 27. For their third studio album, Pianos Become The Teeth worked with producer Will Yip (Braid, Title Fight, Touché Amoré) during a month long recording session in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.

Keep You accelerates the band's trajectory from a melodic hardcore act to a group that creates heaviness and weight via raw emotion instead of distortion. It is an expansive statement that is defined as much by what the listener hears as it is the dramatic space that hangs between each note. The virtuosic musicianship of Pianos Become the Teeth has been re-contextualized into moody and haunting compositions such as “Repine” which features atmospheric strings and an instantly contagious chorus with a solid tribal rhythm. Listen to "Repine" HERE.

Keep You deals with familiar concepts like mortality and communication in an intensely personal way that's also remarkably relatable in its honesty. "The album is about things you want to say to people but you can't for some reason whether it's because they're not in your life anymore or they've passed away," vocalist Kyle Durfey explains. But there is an inkling of hope expressed when Durfey sings "your wick won't burn away" on "Repine".

Fans can pre-order “Keep You” via KRM.