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Holy Ghost!

Holy Ghost! – “Crime Cutz” (Singles Going Steady)
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Holy Ghost! – “Crime Cutz” (Singles Going Steady)

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PopMatters Staff
/ 11 February 2016
NYC smartasses Holy Ghost! drop a badass slice of synthpop like it ain’t no thing.
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Holy Ghost!: Dynamics

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John Garratt
/ 5 November 2013
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Summer 2013 New Music Playlist

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Jane Jansen Seymour
/ 2 July 2013
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Holy Ghost! – “Dumb Disco Ideas” (video)

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Jane Jansen Seymour
/ 23 May 2013
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Girls: Father, Son, Holy Ghost

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Zachary Houle
/ 9 September 2011
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Holy Ghost!: Holy Ghost!

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Jer Fairall
/ 4 May 2011
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Hot Chip + Hercules and Love Affair + Holy Ghost!: 4 Aug 2010 – New York

By
Thomas Hauner
/ 6 August 2010

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