Embracing Change: Hands Like Houses
16th October 2018
A decade on since their formation, Hands Like Houses continue to grow and adapt.
Ffion Riordan-Jones spoke to vocalist Trenton Woodley to find out more.
A decade on since their formation, Hands Like Houses continue to grow and adapt.
Ffion Riordan-Jones spoke to vocalist Trenton Woodley to find out more.
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