October 20th, 2014 
Mike Giegerich 
After releasing two gorgeous singles in “Late Lives” and “Repine,” Baltimore outfit Pianos Become The Teeth have finally satisfied our cravings for more new material with a Pitchfork-exclusive stream of their forthcoming LP, Keep You. We’ll save our full sentiments for a later date, but it’s safe to say Pianos’ calmer venture appears to have been worth the wait.
While the record officially hits stores October 28 via Epitaph Records, pre-order options are available here for those who can’t wait to purchase Keep You after giving it a much-awaited listen. As always, feel free to let us know your thoughts on the album in the comments section below.
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Think it’s pretty great to see Pfork finally giving emo bands well deserved attention. From Crash of Rhinos to The World is a Beautiful Place… Crash of Rhinos, Pianos Become the Teeth. Ian Cohen definitely played a role in this. Even the interview with Geoff Rickly about United Nations. 5 Years ago they wouldn’t have touched that with a ten-foot pole.