Hidden Hospitals Chicago, Illinois
Places revealed to those seeking resuscitation, rejuvenation, decompression, atonement. Hidden Hospitals’ iconic mark captures the band’s foundational vision: obscured within the double “H,” is a universal symbol for aid, while their sound is CPR for rock and roll’s dying aesthetic. ... more
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