Listen to New PIANOS BECOME THE TEETH – “Late Lives”

by Ryan Minic | Sep 29, 2014

Pianos Become The Teeth have made quite a departure with their new album from their previous material. Their new record Keep You has all clean vocals — no more of the shouty/screamy style that we all know from the band’s first two albums. You like their new direction?

Keep You comes out right before Halloween — on October 28th through Epitaph Records.

Here’s another new song off it. It’s called “Late Lives.”

Pianos Become The Teeth tour dates:

Oct 28 Cambridge, MA @ Middle East Upstairs
Oct 29 New York, NY @ Studio at Webster Hall
Oct 30 Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
Oct 31 Buffalo, NY @ Tralf Music Hall
Nov 01 Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen

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