Ghost Dance Collective Edinburgh, UK
After spending 2 years recording and honing their craft, the psychedelic four-piece, Ghost Dance Collective, are ready to
release their exciting debut EP, Haunted.
Based in Edinburgh, Ghost Dance Collective are a modern take on psychedelic rock. With influences ranging from popular 60s bands, to the weird and obscure, they have found a unique sound, encompassing guitar riffs with melodic organs.
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