The Holy Karon | pt

In a time before metal was known for flat-brimmed baseball caps, gym shorts and spin kicks, there were bands such as Priest, Maiden, Armored Saint and Dio who valued precision playing, killer vocals and a sense of lyrical mysticism and fantasy (as well as the occasional tale of epic partying). As often happens in this world, things come full-circle, and heavy metal is no exception. At the head of this new "wave" or revolution in metal is the Los Angeles quintet Holy Grail. Originally known as Sorcerer, Holy Grail formed when three members of the band White Wizzard decided to...

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 .

Holychild (Estilizado HOLYCHILD) é um duo estadunidense de indie-pop, de Los Angeles. A banda tem como membros a compositora e vocalista Liz Nistico e o compositor, multi-instrumentista Louie Diller. Assinaram contrato musical com a Glassnote Records em 2013. Lançaram um EP chamado "Mindspeak" em 2014 e em Junho de 2015 lançaram seu primeiro disco, chamado "The Shape of Brat Pop". .

Taking the alien kinetics of UK garage, the euphoric highs of vocal house and the slow, sensuality of R&B, Holy Other from Manchester, UK has created a sound that’s as melancholy as it is beautiful, spectral and yet slightly at unease with itself. Playing the five songs that make up his debut EP 'With U' feels like a slow, solitary walk into the city night, lights flashing around you, muted when once they seemed to shine more brightly. In 2012 Holy Other released the debut album "Held" on Tri Angle. .

"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 .