Lots Of Hands

"Into a Pretty Room" - the new album from Lots Of Hands - is set in the tearful early hours of youth, just as the sun appears over the horizon and thoughts of the previous night slowly fade. A collage of reworked demos, standout tracks from spontaneous sessions and instrumental electro interludes, "Into a Pretty Room" proves to be Lots Of Hands' most reflective work to date. Solemn yet hopeful, the album moves in the space between moments of tragedy and triumph, offering a touching reflection on grief and loss, growing up and letting go.
Billy Woodhouse and Elliot Dryden, the core duo behind Lots Of Hands, met at the age of 16 in a music program at a school in Newcastle. After years of building a loyal fanbase with three self-released albums, "Into a Pretty Room" now marks the duo's first real physical collaboration, with Dryden often traveling across the vast northern English countryside to write and record together in Woodhouse's bedroom studio.

An event organized by Konzertbüro Schoneberg.