This song took on several forms before it came to be the track you are listening to today. Key changes, genre and arrangement changes, and tempo changes were applied before arriving at the finished product. This song was inspired from a story I had heard that detailed one woman who murdered another (who was pregnant) on a difference of religious beliefs. 

I took that story and applied it to the fear of acceptance we all have for who we are and the extreme levels to which our beliefs or opinions can be rejected by those we open up to, and in a dramatic sense, the radical reactions that rejection can possibly precipitate

Milton

This is a song about climate change and in honor of Earth Day anyone who donates any amount to my fundraiser for Sierra Club will receive a free digital copy of the album when it is released. Please let me know what you think and even if you don't like the music you can still get involved with the cause.
The Sierra Club is an organization fighting against our reliance on fossil fuels and educating people on the dangers of climate change.

Donate here: https://www.teamsierra.org/MyCampaign/twogreyhills
pre-order here: https://twogreyhills.bandcamp.com

The Valley Sank from the Weight of the Grief

Stars Beneath the Sea

A scathing track that criticizes the flaws in the political-religious platforms of today. To preach love for thy neighbor but to ban refugees from war-torn Syria. To preach "judge not" but condemn homosexuals to the fiery pits of hell. 
Two Grey Hills ironically and appropriately sings "My god is unforgiving. My god burns everything" and, if it's the same god that they're praying to, he very well might.

Hierophants

An indie artist with a penchant for writing emotionally driven music and lyrics covering a variety of themes. Religion, existentialism, murder, and confessions all abound in Two Grey Hills first release coming soon!