Monday, August 18, 2008
Music news Reader review: Kill Hannah does the wave in Hell
Posted by Rodney Carmichael @Rappin_Rodney on Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 7:09 PM
Submitted by: Niki Lemeshka
Kill Hannah @ Masquerade (Hell). Fri., Aug. 1.
Androgynous-voiced frontman Mat Devine kicked off Chicago quintet Kill Hannah’s set with “Boys and Girls.” Devine commanded the stage, sprinkling sugary-goth tunes with odd orders — including a sporting-event-worthy wave. The appreciative crowd, which ranged in age from teens to an unlikely 40-plus set, happily obliged his requests. After an almost two year absence, fans enjoyed standout tracks including “Kennedy” and “Lips Like Morphine.” The light box and laser-fused stage spectacle entertained — even during yet-to-be-released track “Acid Rain” — as the fog-filled hotbox erupted into a dancehall.
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