Kiss a Tombstone

"Kiss a Tombstone" is a song written and performed by Ohio-based alternative metal band Triple Seven. It was released as the fourth single for the ensemble's fourth studio album The Innocent Demons Dance on April 25, 2016; the song itself is exclusive to the deluxe edition of this record, which also features a new version of "This Place Was Armageddon".
==Single information: Kiss a Tombstone==
*Artist = Triple Seven
*From the album = The Innocent Demons Dance (Deluxe edition)
*Released = April 25, 2016
*Genre = Alternative metal, pop rock
*Length = 5:04
*Last single = "From Zero to Negative Infinity" (2016)
*This single = "Kiss a Tombstone" (2016)
*Next single = N/A
==Music video==
An official music video for the track was released on June 5, 2016, directed by Dillon Novak. None of the members of the group with the exception of vocalist Ashlee Erickson make appearances throughout its duration.
===Synopsis===
The video of the song "Kiss a Tombstone" is centered around an unfazed young boy who spends his waking hours down at a cemetery. Much to the obliviousness of the child, strange creatures constantly pop in and out of the area either to comfort him or drive him up a wall; according to Triple Seven guitarist Ray Drieberg, said beasts symbolize the child's personal demons that he is making an effort to restrain. The shots themselves are interspersed with clips of Erickson dancing to the song in what appears to be a "reversed" variant of the graveyard where the boy often frequents. Bookending the video, after the unnamed kid suddenly experiences a nervous breakdown, the monsters vanish into thin air while Erickson hugs him in order to bring him back to reality. In the outroduction, the two of them clap in unison as they look up at the moonlight.
Category:Triple Seven
Category:Singles