Bodysnatcher: Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home Tour
About This Event
Gideon and Psycho-Frame appear at Gramercy Theatre on the Bodysnatcher: Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home Tour. Gideon moves between rock/pop framing and heavier vocabularies drawn from metalcore, deathcore and hardcore, favoring density and forward drive over polish; the band has played New York small rooms such as Mercury Lounge. Psycho-Frame presents a rock/pop solo project with a tight, band-minded approach that privileges rhythmic clarity and hooks.
About Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home Tour
At Gramercy Theatre, the “Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home Tour” brings Bodysnatcher, Gideon, Psycho-Frame, and Volatile Ways into a single bill that sits under a Rock/Pop listing while borrowing heavily from metalcore, deathcore, and hardcore. Gideon’s writing favors density and propulsion, moving between hook-oriented framing and harsher rhythmic language. The show also registers as a snapshot of New York’s ongoing role as a proving ground for touring heavy bands in mid-sized rooms. One clear takeaway is how little this music relies on polish; it relies on pressure and pacing.
About the Artists
Gideon
Gideon is a group that moves between rock/pop framing and a heavier vocabulary drawn from metalcore, deathcore, and hardcore. In New York City, they’ve appeared at Mercury Lounge on mixed bills alongside True Jackson, Stella Gray, and Kaczmarek, situating their sound in the city’s small-room circuit.
Psycho-Frame
Psycho-Frame is a rock/pop solo artist who brings a tight, band-minded approach to the stage. In New York City, the project has appeared at Gramercy Theatre, including the live set billed as “Spite.” Past bills alongside Emmure and Rev3rent place Psycho-Frame in heavier rooms while keeping pop structure in view.