Head Like A Hole

Head Like a Hole, often abbreviated as HLAH, is an influential rock band hailing from Wellington, New Zealand. The group was formed in 1990 and quickly gained a reputation for their energetic live performances and raw, gritty sound. Their musical style incorporates elements of punk, industrial, and hard rock, with a distinctive edge that has won them a dedicated following. Known for their confrontational attitude and often politically-charged lyrics, Head Like a Hole became a defining voice in the New Zealand rock scene of the 1990s.

Despite disbanding in 2000, the members' shared passion for music led to a reunion in 2009, followed by a resurgence of their career. Since then, Head Like a Hole has continued to release a compelling body of work with albums and singles such as "Goliath," "Blood Will Out," and "The Devil Makes Work for Idle Hands," to name a few, further cementing their legacy in the annals of Kiwi rock music. Their ability to evolve while staying true to their intense, unapologetic roots has ensured that Head Like a Hole's impact on New Zealand's music landscape endures, as they inspire new generations of rock enthusiasts and musicians alike.

Genres

Kiwi Rock

Nz Alternative Rock

Wellington Indie

Latest Release

One Foot in the Grave

Head Like A Hole

Single - Released April 5, 2024