Showing posts with label Graveyard Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graveyard Love. Show all posts

HAMISH BLACK | GRAVEYARD LOVE










“There’s beauty in the mass effect of people at night moving from A to B.”


I often write songs in a visual or narrative way. Certain songs will be created around an image of something or an experience.  A City, a Spirit and a Fall from Grace is a reference to nights out that I, or other people, may have had in the past. The idea was to present a series of emotions over the course of a night out – from the drifting feeling a night can inspire through to the crashing nihilism that prevails it. 


GRAVEYARD LOVE | Dissociate


Hamish Black is no stranger to the night. While the rest of the world slept, he would only begin his day, navigating his way through cold evenings of a graveyard shift. A typical nightshift meant anything from looking at the artificial lighting of a rehab clinic ceiling, to hearing bellows of madness and anger within prison and psychiatric hospital walls.