Hands Likes Houses have spent the last decade defying expectations and challenging boundaries, establishing themselves as one of Australia’s most acclaimed modern rock bands. After forming in 2008, Hands Like Houses went on to sign a record deal in January 2012, and soon after released their first album Ground Dweller in March. Hands Like Houses also took to triple j’s acclaimed Like A Version segment last week to do an original cover of Fuel’s “Shimmer” alongside a performance of recent single “The Water”. The EP, created over a 10-day period, will focus on themes of collisions, resolutions, communication and expression, and will be the band’s first project since their acclaimed 2018 album – Anon. The tracks uphold their traditionally bold and gritty style – with all tracks come straight off the band’s long-awaited upcoming self-titled EP, due for release on Friday, October 23 through UNFD globally. The track follows their other recent singles, “ Space“, a track about a darker time in the band’s life, focusing on a relationship that slowly becomes toxic, and “ The Water“, an end-of-summer anthem with an intense hook, full of longing and nostalgia. On the track, lead vocalist Trenton Woodley explains, “Something about this song has always been uncomfortable for me – when we started, ‘Dangerous’ was meant to be playful, confident, even arrogant – but as it came together, it felt like a reflection on frustration and losing control when all your confidence falls apart.” The video is full of cool graphics and shot of the band playing. Hands Like Houses, everyone’s favorite Australian rock band, have shared the latest cut from their upcoming EP, “Dangerous.” The single is accompanied by a bold and exciting video, full of powerhouse guitar and playful lyrics about being on the verge of combustion.
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