Newcastle upon Tyne duo lots of hands turn bedroom recordings of lo-fi indie folk and shimmering ambient electronics into something quietly extraordinary.
lots of hands are Billy Woodhouse and Elliot Dryden, two friends who met at 16 on a music course in Newcastle upon Tyne. What began as Woodhouse's solo SoundCloud project soon became a duo, and across the self-released albums mistake (2020), the largely instrumental there's someone in this room just like you (2021) and cult favourite fantasy (2023), they built a devoted following with their homespun blend of indie folk, slowcore and ambient electronics.
Their fourth album, into a pretty room (2025), marked their debut for Fire Talk Records and their first fully collaborative record, pieced together in Woodhouse's bedroom studio and led by the single "game of zeroes". A tender meditation on grief, growing up and letting go, it drew praise from the likes of BBC Radio, Stereogum and Paste, while mistake found a huge new audience online in the months that followed. Live, the pair expand into a fuller band, bringing their whispered ballads and glittering soundscapes warmly to the stage.
The event is taking place at Dust, Brighton. See individual listings for full venue details.
Tickets go on sale on Friday 12th June 2026 at 10:00am.
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