Eleventh He Reaches Londontour nationally in May

Thu 30th Apr, 2009 in Local News

Those feisty chameleons Eleventh He Reaches London are returning to our shores in May to show off some shiny new tunes from their forthcoming album Hollow Be My Name.

While the band’s previous efforts drew upon post-hardcore, post-rock, indie, metal and screamo, Hollow Be My Name shows the band taking a more direct and experimental approach, with prog, folk, doom, country, rock and everything but the kitchen sink thrown in.

Crossing styles faster than David Bowie ever managed, the record is delivered meticulously by an onslaught of three guitars, a driving rhythm section, keyboards, synthesizers and a banjo.

Never content to rest on their laurels, the vitriolic new record crosses themes of government, God and father figures, as anyone who has heard recent singles For the Commonwealth and the Queen and Girt By Piss will attest.

Eleventh He Reaches London are touring their fantastic live show nationally throughout May and will tear up The Rosemount Hotel, North Perth on Saturday May 2nd, with support from Heirs (VIC), Tangled Thoughts Of Leaving and Mystic Eyes.