House Of All + Keeley - Parish, Huddersfield - Saturday 29th March 2025

Name: House Of All + Keeley - Parish, Huddersfield - Saturday 29th March 2025
Start: 2025-03-29T19:30:00+00:00
End: 2025-03-29T23:00:00+00:00
Location: Parish

Schedule

Sat Mar 29 2025 at 07:30 pm to 11:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Parish | Huddersfield, EN

Parish Events presents...
House Of All
+ Keeley
Parish, Huddersfield
Saturday 29th March 2025
Doors 7.30pm // £18 advance // 14+ (under 18's must be accompanied by a parent / guardian)
Tickets on-sale now via https://www.seetickets.com/event/house-of-all/parish/3230564 + vinyl tap records + crash records + the turntable vinyl cafe.
The surprise formation of HOUSE Of ALL by five former members of The Fall was bound to provide some pleasant surprises, not the least of which being the creation of an identity distinct from that of any specific Fall line-up, and here the band offer an steep evolution of sound of their two previous albums . . . darker, more elliptic and can we say it? A more mystical sum of talents than most groups ever manage.
They’ve kept their open door policy to former members of The Fall and expanded it. Phil Lewis, who's stepped in live for Pete Greenway, makes his studio debut, and the long-lost Karl Burns has emerged from his mystery lair to add a third set of drums to the line-up . . . besting The Glitter Band by 50%! How
this will work live has yet to be determined, but the band has already scheduled dates in Spring, 2025.
House Of All Souls is somewhat more psychedelic than its predecessors, and despite seven players, each with his own particular style, the songs and production are shockingly cohesive. From the breakneck pace of first tune, Tempest And Storm to the superb album closer, Born At Dawn And Dead At Sunset, there's quite a lot to unpack - it's an album-lover's album, each track magnificent in its own way and impossible for us to pick a fave from the lot of 'em.
Plenty has been written about The Fall, whose 50th birthday is just a few years off, but rare is the group with an equally perverse and persuasive influence in that period. When HOUSE Of ALL debuted, Martin Bramah remarked on it being "part of the Fall family continuum" - a matter of actual fact, given the pedigree of its members. With this, HOUSE Of ALL's third full-length album, it's proven fact that the bright lights of those multiple talents behind the band have yet to dim.