[Allophones] Share Debut Single / Video 'HUMAN' + Announce Nationwide Tour
Ōtepoti's [Allophones] are siblings Barney and Ben Connolly (both of The Rhododendrons) with drummer Tane Cotton (Blisspoint), who in recent months have been honing their craft on stage alongside such significant local figures as Die! Die! Die, Soaked Oats, Night Lunch, Garageland, and The Chills. Clearly fiending to hit the open road, the rising trio have announced a massive twelve date nationwide tour for February 2023, announced this morning with the unveiling of their debut single and video 'HUMAN'. An ominous squall of heavy psych-tinted guitars and unsentimental reflections on our lumbering flesh prisons, the clip for 'HUMAN' directed by Ben Connolly stars [Allophones] in a record company pitching session gone horribly wrong. Smash play below and don't miss them tearing it up across the motu this summer...
[Allophones] HUMAN Tour Aotearoa February 2023
Friday 3rd February - Aidan Theatre, Timaru*
Saturday 4th February - Space Academy, Christchurch*
Wednesday 8th February - Cook Strait
Thursday 9th February - Valhalla, Wellington*
Friday 10th February - Firebird, Levin*
Saturday 11th February - The Stomach, Palmerston North (all-ages)*
Sunday 12th February - Paisley Stage, Napier*
Wednesday 15th February - Eight Ball, New Plymouth
Thursday 16th February - Nirvara Lounge, Hamilton*
Saturday 18th February - Underground, Auckland*
Tuesday 21st February - Cook Strait
Friday 24th February - The Crown, Dunedin*
*Tickets available HERE via UTR
Press release:
The Allophones are one of Otepoti / Dunedin’s upandcoming bands, with the members already boasting a busy pedigree: The Connolly siblings Barney and Ben stem from The Rhododendrons, and drummer Tane Cotton also plays in Blisspoint, between them they have opened for the likes of Die! Die! Die, Soaked Oats, Night Lunch, Garageland, and The Chills and played numerous live shows, so are more than ready to take themselves around Aotearoa, the old-fashioned way as they jump in a vehicle and do a three week tour in February of next year.
Song driven, the trio is stunning live - expect the purity of pop music lacerated with high end energy and tastefully applied distortion.
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