The new music blog Bandsoup just wrote a stunning review of No Clothes on Ragged Island. Aside from putting us in the context of several classic rock bands too daunting to mention, they wrote “Full of beautiful folk arrangements, haunting vocals, and picturesque poetics, No Clothes on Ragged Island is this year’s best kept secret.” Also, “Make room on your 2010 top ten list, it’s almost frightening what Ghost Ghost has accomplished.” Thanks, Bandsoup, we like you too.

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Ghost Ghost will be playing this Saturday night, August 21, at The Rock Shop, a brand new Brooklyn music venue in Park Slope. We will be sharing the stage with Apollo Run and Laarks. Come out to enjoy our “killer rhythm section and dark lyrical sensibility” (Lucid Culture), see our “erratic stage antics” (NY Press) and hear our “raw, mellow, dissonant alt-rock sound” (Knocks From Underground). Somehow this started sounding like a Zagat review. Come to the show. We will love you for it. The Rock Shop is located at 249 4th Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn. 8:30 PM, 21+, $10. Facebook event here

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Ghost Ghost has been selected to showcase in the CMJ Music Marathon in October! It’s a big deal! We will probably bake a cake! Details to come! Thanks!

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Monday, June 21, 6 PM, at Public Assembly: Make Music New York is a FREE outdoor music festival spread across the entire city on the first day of summer each year. This is our second year playing the festival, and this year we are playing at Public Assembly at 70 North 6th St in Williamsburg. Enjoy the great weather with us, sunny and perfect for enjoying the free music that will be pouring out of every window and sidewalk in New York today. Facebook event here.

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New York Press had some great things to say about us in their new profile on Ghost Ghost. The article highlights No Clothes on Ragged Island, calling it “fresh, enthusiastic and a credit to how passionately the band approached the challenge of portraying Millay’s life.”

We can’t help it if the thump of Tim’s bass drum knocks over drinks, and we can’t help it if we start every conversation with a Kurt Vonnegut reference. That’s just the way we do things. But thanks, New York Press, your next drink is on us.

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