Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to announce that Ghost Culture’s LIVE show debut will be held at The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington on September 3rd.

Ghost Culture’s first two singles – Mouth and Giudecca, both released on Phantasy Sound – were infectious pieces of circuit board-frazzled, club-informed pop music that won us over in a big way.

If new single Arms is anything to go by, Ghost Culture is building up a neat little catalogue of songs. It’s essentially a song of two halves: the first is a neat, melodic pop song with almost-spoken vocals (and lyrics that nod to his duo of tracks, Half Closed/Half Open) that, in its second half, melts into a goo of acid basslines, Detroit-style pads, and rapidfire drum programming.

This show is now sold out.