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Hands Like Houses at Gramercy Theater

A review of the the Hands like houses show at the gramercy theater

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Hands Like Houses at Gramercy Theater
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On saturday November 24th, Australian post hardcore band, Hands Like Houses Brought their Anon tour to new york city with an extremely energetic performance, supported by a plethora of different hard rock bands, including the Emarosa, who teased a little bit of their new sound of the upcoming 2019 album, Devour the day, and the up and coming groups, Arlington and The Faim. The lineup of the Anon tour alone guarantees a kick ass show- with such diverse styles among them, each band brought their own flavor of amped up energy, so there was truly something for every moshing headbanger out there.

Hands like Houses kicked off their high energy performance with an audience favorite, New Romantics, leading crowd surfers to get right down to business, right off the bat. The band continued their set playing fan anthems like " A tale of Modern Suburbia" and "colourblind". They of course threw in a handful of the tracks from the new album Anon, including bad dream, sick and monster, among others, which all sure as hell got the pits opened up.
The band played straight on through what would have been their break right before an encore, closing the show with Drift and I am, at which point every fan in the venue was moshing and moving around in some capacity or another.

All in all, an incredibly fun show, which any fan of the band can't miss. Be sure to check out the album behind this killer tour, Anon, their 2018 release available on all platforms now.

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