Ghost Hounds Conjures Bluesy Roots-Rock In-Studio

Soundcheck | Aug 31

Ghost Hounds is a Pittsburgh-based blues-rock band with a sound that may remind you of classic early 70s bands like The Rolling Stones. In fact, they’ve opened for the Stones and do a cover of that band’s song “Gimme Shelter” on the new Ghost Hounds album. But most of their music is original  and their latest record, called Justified, is full of apocalyptic imagery and songs that swagger their way through the End Of Days. Ghost Hounds brings a rootsy, intimate version of the band to play these new songs, in-studio. 

Set list: 1. Something Wicked 2. Sinner's Prayer 3. Pale Horse Riding

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