Ships Have Sailed reminds us to release ourselves from inner turmoil with new single “Breathe”
Los Angeles-based pop outfit
Ships Have Sailed examines the baggage that consumes us in their latest single “Breathe.” Detailing the skeletons in our closet, this haunting track draws listeners in with its gentle, clicking beats and deeply passionate vocals.
Of the new single, vocalist and guitarist Will Carpenter shares in a statement, “Breathe’ is the exploration of what our traumas and our inner demons can do to us over time.how they can isolate us from those we need the most, and how they ultimately have the potential to be our biggest downfall.” This airy pop-rock ballad shines with electric guitars and dream-like percussion. The atmospheric sounds display a soothing warmth, capturing a feeling of letting out a sigh of relief.
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the government agree he is competent to stand trial. from the moment he was arrested the issue of sanity became paramount to the legal teams assigned to prosecute and defend john hinckley. facing a judge for the first time, hinckley stood while the clerk read the 13 count indictment. among the spectators were hinckley s parents. they watched intently as the clerk asked their son, how do you plead? in a clear, loud voice, the 26-year-old hinckley answered, not guilty. you know, hinckley is an interesting person, but not interesting at the same time. there didn t seem to be much there. you could not form a rapport with him. he seemed to have little expression of emotion. dr. will carpenter, a rirge research psychiatrist at the university of maryland was hired to give an expert opinion in hinckley s defense. i believed that i spent about 44 hours evaluating him.
he seemed to have little expression of emotion. dr. will carpenter, a research psychiatrist at the university of maryland was hired to give an expert opinion in hinckley s defense. i believed that i spent about 44 hours evaluating him. most of that would have been in interviews with him. he was self-centered, but he wasn t narcissistic. it was more like kind of a loner who doesn t have much else going on. and then would get grandiose ideas including delusional ideas. he made up a whole girlfriend for his parents for a year. she didn t exist. she seemed awfully real to him at times. but it was very much to manipulate his parents so that he could be off and doing what it was that he intended to do without their interfering. in the summer of 1980, hinckley read a story about jodie foster, the 18-year-old actress was taking a sabbatical from hollywood to attend yale university. so hinckley told his parents that he was going back to college. but at yale, not texas tech.
and clearly, during my interview with john hinckley, he clearly understood the difference between right and wrong. the prosecution argued that hinckley had carefully planned the attack. the fact that he was able to travel, the fact that he did look at the schedule, put that type of effort into this event, devastated around, that s premeditated activity. the defense countered with dr. will carpenter s testimony on schizophrenia. general illnesses like schizophrenia, people can do most things in life in an ordinary way. so they re not conspicuously crazy. they don t go into mcdonald s and order water melons. hinckley, his was more of a reality distortion, false beliefs and just belief in those
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