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These Ghosts' explore "Where Two Lines Meet" [Premiere]

  • August 14, 2014
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Based out of London, These Ghosts are an upcoming experimental trio with one album under their belt and another on the way. Due out September 15 via NX Records, Still The Waves finds the band settling into a distinct sound where heavier instrumentation is tamed with ambient-based breaths of fresh air. In leu of the release, These Ghosts have a new single to keep on repeat with their alternative pop "Where Two Lines Meet". 

With only a thirty second break after introducing its guitar-focused hook, "Where Two Lines Meet" shines with heavy hitting instrumentals and an overall driving vibe. Rounding out the track, easing vocals are introduced along the way to push the song forward and to set up changes to the songs core formula. In all "Where Two Lines Meet" acts as a strong introduction to These Ghosts and leaves much to be excited for come the release of their forthcoming album.

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You can find These Ghosts' "Where Two Lines Meet" as a three song single available on September 1st via NX Records – a collaborative label venture between Goldsmiths and Accidental Records.

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