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Ghost Data
Ghost Data formed in the late 1990s, with Alex and Conrad working with synthesizers and drum machines. They self-released a debut EP in 2002. Their track...
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Ghost Data formed in the late 1990s, with Alex and Conrad working with synthesizers and drum machines. They self-released a debut EP in 2002. Their track "Full Bodied" from 2009 features vocalist AL!CE.
Their music has sometimes drawn attention for its themes, which touch on technology and existential questions. They've worked in electronic styles that pull from techno and ambient sounds, as heard on songs like "Celestial Bodies."
Rather than fitting neatly into industry expectations, Ghost Data built their path through independent releases and collaborations. The duo's approach has remained focused on their particular blend of electronic textures and lyrical content.
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