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| − | *''Ghosts of Electricity'' interview, [[HUPzine]] issue 1 | + | *''Ghosts of Electricity'' interview, by [[Ian Duggan]], [[HUPzine]] issue 1, January 2016 |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 3 December 2016
Ghosts of Electricity described their early sound as blues, folk and postpunk, with influences including Joy Division, Lou Reed and Bob Dylan; indeed, the band took their name from a Dylan lyric. More recently, their sound has been described as White Collar Punk. They played at Band Experiments 2009, and released their first EP, Ghosts of Electricity, in mid-2010. In late 2011 they released their second EP, Slavery/Pohutukawa, and Don't Try in 2013.
Moving to Auckland, the band have changed personnel, with only Tim Fowler surviving from the original band. In late-2015, they released their first album, Trolls.
Releases
- Ghosts of Electricity EP, 2010
- Slavery/Pohutukawa EP, 2011
- Don't Try EP, 2013
- We Are All Bigots EP, 2014
- Trolls album, 2015
- On the Beach appears on the 2016 compilation Life Beneath a Gravel Streak
Members
- Tim Fowler - guitar, vocals
- Patrick Girard - drums
- Peter Beazley - bass
Former Members
- Vince Langdon
- Winston Shadbolt
Published Articles
- Ghosts of Electricity interview, by Ian Duggan, HUPzine issue 1, January 2016
