Holy Ghost!: Dumb Disco Ideas (White Label Version) 12"
Holy Ghost! have come a long way since their first single dropped back in 2007. From their deep catalog of remix work to their eponymous 2011 debut the duo of Alex Frankel and Nicholas Millhiser built up a sound that was truly their own. "Dumb Disco Ideas" sees Holy Ghost! further expand on their disco inflected pop, giving us a jam that is equal parts Stevie Wonder clavinet workout, Elvis Costello confessional and cosmic summer anthem all rolled into one. I'm even getting some Van Halen vibes off this thing; David Lee Roth era sans guitar solos, that is. So grab your copy and let this be your guide to the good life. Spray painted white label single, hand-numbered edition of 200.
- music label: DFA 2013
reviewed by Michu Meszaros 07/2013
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Holy Ghost! have come a long way since their first single dropped back in 2007. From their deep catalog of remix work to their eponymous 2011 debut the duo of Alex Frankel and Nicholas Millhiser built up a sound that was truly their own. "Dumb Disco Ideas" sees Holy Ghost! further expand on their disco inflected pop, giving us a jam that is equal parts Stevie Wonder clavinet workout, Elvis Costello confessional and cosmic summer anthem all rolled into one. I'm even getting some Van Halen vibes off this thing; David Lee Roth era sans guitar solos, that is. So grab your copy and let this be your guide to the good life. Spray painted white label single, hand-numbered edition of 200.
- music label: DFA 2013
