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The Hangout organizers presumably intend the word "Hangout" to be read with leisurely fellowship in mind, and certainly that matches the vibe here in Gulf Shores. But one passable alternate reading…   Read Story »
I first heard Holy Ghost! about three years ago, when they were opening for LCD Soundsystem; since then, the duo of Nick Millhiser and Alex Frankel have released a solid album and some great singles…   Read Story »
It's been more than a year since we last heard new original music from Holy Ghost! (though they did cover Ministry last November), but the NYC synth-pop duo have a new track dropping this week. "It…   Read Story »
The real best music video of this week wasn't an actual video; it was a tantalizing glimpse of one. Joanna Newsom's forthcoming clip for "Good Intentions Paving Company" looks to be a whimsy-dazed…   Read Story »
New York synth-disco duo Holy Ghost! recently dropped their cover of the early '80s Ministry nugget "I Wanted To Tell Her." Now their version the song has a video, in which director Ben Fries…   Read Story »
The New York disco duo Holy Ghost! have just released their cover of "I Wanted To Tell Her," a song by the pioneering industrial group Ministry. But the original song comes from Ministry's 1983 With…   Read Story »
New York disco crew Holy Ghost! have a new video for "Holy My Breath," a track from their self-titled album. Ben Fries, the man behind their great "Wait & See" video, also directed this one, and it…   Read Story »
DFA and Adult Swim teamed up to create a video for Holy Ghost!'s "Some Children," with a directorial credit going to lilfuchs. This is the HG! song with a cameo from Michael McDonald! (Stereogum's…   Read Story »
How did you celebrate July 4th? On a rooftop BBQ listening to our summer mix? Maybe you stayed in and watched old episodes of Hoarders on Roku? Maybe I stayed in and did that. There is no way to…   Read Story »
Alex Frankel and Nick Millhiser's simple, catchy "Wait & See" comes from the NYC duo's self-titled DFA full-length. The Ben Fries-directed video for the track features their fathers playing Holy…   Read Story »