Ghosts In The Graveyard premiere ‘Walkin’ After Midnight’ video – The ideal Halloween cut
Ghosts In The Graveyard
Seattle-based deathrock/darkwave act Ghosts In The Graveyard share the Halloween video for their cover “Walkin’ After Midnight.” “Walkin’ After Midnight” was originally written by Don Hecht and Alan Block and first performed (and first recorded/released) by Patsy Cline in 1956–57. The clip which premieres here on Side-Line was directed, written and produced by Dan Wilder, and edited by JB Sapienza. The video stars Mary Adams and Brynn Alyson.
“This video was originally conceived for a different song, but in the end it was found that the vibe of the piece was more suitable for ‘Walkin’ After Midnight’… such is the tumultuous beauty of artistic creation, art is forever mutable until presented to the intended audience… at which point I wish you a blessed Samhain (to which I’d argue that this is the perfect accompaniment for said season)!” says Dan Wilder.
“Walkin’ After Midnight” is part of “Absolute Death” (Re:Mission Entertainment). The album’s track list includes the cover alongside earlier 2025 singles “I Am the Dark” and “In The Darkness.” The album is available digitally and as a limited digipak CD (edition of 100) via Re:Mission’s Bandcamp.
About Ghosts In The Graveyard
Ghosts In The Graveyard formed in 2014 in Seattle, Washington. The current lineup lists Byron C. Miller (lead vocals, lyrics), Paul Morgan (programming, mixing, guitar), Shelly Smith (vocals), and Kaylie Cortez (live keys).
Miller previously performed as a live co-frontman with God Module; Morgan’s past projects include Straight to Video and Wiscon. The band self-released material via Bandcamp before signing to Re:Mission Entertainment in 2025
Their catalog includes the album “Monsters for the Masses” (2016), the “The Last Halloween (Remix Album)” (2018), and the full-length “Absolute Death” (2025), preceded by the singles “I Am the Dark” (Augustus 22, 2025) and “In The Darkness” (September 19, 2025).
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