_ghost | ja

There are, almost, three bands named "The Ghost": 1- The Ghost were a British folk rock group formed in Birmingham in 1969. They released one album When You're Dead - One Second and two singles before singer Shirley Kent left the band to pursue a solo career. The group then changed its name to Resurrection but didn't record anything under this new name. 2- The Ghost are a postpunk/emo band hailing from Chicago, whose heartfelt and passionate songs have guaranteed them a cult following if not mainstream success. 2002's This Is A Hospital was followed in 2004 by This Pen...

There are more bands called HOLY GHOST. 1. A German DJ combo of Gary Griffith and Leon Thomson who also alias under Holy Ghost Inc. 2. Dark Hardcore from Cleveland Ohio. Featuring Human Furnace (Ringworm)on vocals. 3. A rock band who released their fisrt album "Welcome to Ignore Us" in 2005 at Clearly Records... but if the tags were good you should find them under their real band name "The Holy Ghost"... 4. A rock and roll trio from Atlanta, Georgia who just completed their debut album "A." You can listen to it free at http://www.myspace.com/holyghostatlanta .

One person project, creating experimental soundscapes with guitar sounds only : between raw guitar drones, dark ambient, ambient-noise, and no-wave / experimental rock. TGBTS curates the free download section of the Eg0cide Productions label. He is also a member of Stillborn Ghosts and Rivers of Ashes (with Lusruta) Official page Discography (from newest to oldest) - Esoteric Vapor (with Mister Vapor) , CD-R on Eg0cide Productions - Rivers of Ashes (collaboration with Lusruta, free download from AestheseA - Lagrange' Sessions vol. 1 (With Mescalibur, CD-R on Entropique Productions, or free download from Eg0cide Productions) - Drowning Time (CD-R, Eg0cide Productions)...

TINY GHOSTS (1993 – present) Formed in 1993 by four guys from Saxony, Germany, the Tiny Ghost came together with the common desire to capture the good old days when R.E.M. was still a rock band, Guided By Voices was popular and Hüsker Dü hadn’t yet broken up. Originally named Jumpin Jacks (and later Smart Moves), the band progressed through a series of line-up and name changes until finally settling on the Tiny Ghosts in 2001. A period of dormancy caused them to miss out on the big business for guitar-driven EMOtional punk rock in the beginning of the new...

"Greensboro's high-octane and horn-fueled Holy Ghost Tent Revival screams and swings, skirting its way around punk, folk and N'awlins jazz to land on drunken good-time tunes." —Spencer Griffith of Independant Weekly .