photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
Pianos Become the Teeth at Brooklyn Bazaar in 2017, photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
PBTT at Brooklyn Bazaar in March (more by Carly Hoskins)
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
photo by Carly Hoskins
We’re waiting patiently for news on Pianos Become the Teeth‘s followup to 2014’s great Keep You. There still aren’t many details, but PBTT played a few shows earlier this year, and they’ve been debuting some new material. We caught them at Brooklyn Bazaar this month, where they played a song that seemed to sorta mix the Keep You style with a brighter, upbeat Cure influence. If that’s a taste of what’s to come, consider me intrigued. (Also, Kyle cut his hair!) That show was with The Saddest Landscape and Sleep Bellum Sonno. A set of pictures of all three bands are in the gallery above.
We also caught PBTT in Chicago opening for Into It. Over It. recently. Pictures of that show are here.
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photos by Carly Hoskins