H. Hawkline has released a new song, ‘Plastic Man’, lifted from his upcoming album Milk for Flowers. It follows previous entries ‘Suppression Street’ and the title track. Check it out below.
“The last song written for the album, need more than must, twirling cane and top hat gliding down a molten stairway in the middle of summer,” Huw Evans explained in a statement. “Tim Presley wrote that opening guitar line — I watched him piece it together like a scribble, animating itself into a Muybridge offcut.”
‘Plastic Man’ is accompanied by the same video used for ‘Milk for Flowers’. Explaining his approach, Evans said: “‘I’m going to make one video and just change the music’ I laughed to myself, thinking about it, and then I thought about it and it made sense. Sometimes your song changes but everything else stays the same; it causes previously dormant plates of emotion to grind against the familiar and mundane, new monuments jut up from your earth, empty buildings, a landscape rearranged.”
Milk for Flowers arrives March 10 via Heavenly Recordings.
