Hollow Be My Name

Hollow Be My Name
Hollow Be My Name
Studio album by Eleventh He Reaches London
Released	March 21, 2009
Recorded	2007 – 2008 at Bergerk! Studios
Genre	Post-hardcore, progressive rock
Length	59:56
Label	Hobbledehoy Records ;
Producer	Eleventh He Reaches London
Eleventh He Reaches London chronology

Hollow Be My Name is the second album by the Australian post-hardcore band Eleventh He Reaches London. It was released by Good Cop Bad Cop in March, 2009.

Thematically, the album is dark and introspective.

It's about blaming anybody else other than yourself for your own misery. Themes like God, government and father, blaming them for your own problems. There's a definite story in the album. It's not all in order, it's a bit jumbled. It's not necessarily the same protagonist throughout the whole album, but the stories are definitely linked.
— Jeremy Martin^[1]

Track listing[]

All music written by Eleventh He Reaches London, lyrics by Ian Lenton.

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Hollow Be My Name"	5:49
2.	"Britain And Structure"	4:50
3.	"I Am The Bearer, I Stand In Need"	9:32
4.	"Son, You're Almost An Orphan"	3:38
5.	"Oh, Brother"	5:14
6.	"Gaze To The North"	2:14
7.	"Toorali"	5:10
8.	"Hill Of Grace"	3:36
9.	"Girt By Piss"	6:12
10.	"Death Is My Holiday"	2:38
11.	"For The Commonwealth And The Queen"	11:03

Vinyl Bonus Track

No.	Title	Length
12.	"The Slough"	4:42

Personnel[]

Ian Lenton - vocals, electric guitar, banjo, percussion
Jayden Worts - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals, synthesizer, percussion
Jeremy Martin - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals, keys
Craig McElhinney - bass guitar
Mark Donaldson - drums
Seldon Hunt - artwork
Al Smith - mixing, mastering
Mike Wilson - photograph

References[]

^ Broomhall, Tristan (2009-03-19). "The Commonwealth and the Scream". Drum Media. Archived from the original on 2008-08-29. Retrieved 2009-03-22.

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[1] Broomhall, Tristan (2009-03-19). "The Commonwealth and the Scream". Drum Media. Archived from the original on 2008-08-29. Retrieved 2009-03-22.

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