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An effective marriage of guitar-driven raw garage rock with frenetic dance-inspired drumming, intelligently dark lyrics, and haunting, dissonant vocal harmonies.
Genre:
Rock: Post-Rock/Experimental
Release Date:
2008
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Time is Gravity
Ghost Ghost
© Copyright-Kevin Peckham, Karl Ward, Tim Ireland
(859701084532)
Record Label: Ghost Ghost
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1. St. Valentine\'s Day Massacre |
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2. Unreal City |
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3. Forest Fires |
3:56 |
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4. Time is Gravity |
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5. Cadmium Red |
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Ghost Ghost was formed in New York in 2008 by bassist Kevin Peckham and guitarist Karl Ward (from Ninth Street Mission). Shortly after forming, Kevin recruited Tim Ireland to join on drums, and the trio began their attack on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Lightning Demo, an early two song single, was released in May 2008. The band’s debut EP, Time is Gravity, followed in November 2008.
Ghost Ghost first garnered attention and recognition early on in June 2008 when former MTV veejay and host of "120 Minutes," Matt Pinfield discovered them at a venue in the Lower East Side, playing "St. Valentine's Day Massacre" the first track on the "Time is Gravity" EP.
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"Time is Gravity" is a sign of things to come.
author: nycny
Like a cross between Fugazi and Bruce Springsteen, Ghost Ghost delivers a surprising hybrid of forceful post-punk rock with the more complex lyrical constructions usually associated with solo singer / songwriters in the tradition of Bob Dylan. The "Time is Gravity" EP is a partially obscured marker on the edge of a dark forest-- a barely discernible omen hinting at the promise of a NYC rock revival of epic scope and grandeur.
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