We Have Ghosts’ latest single “Red Wall Colliers”, strikes like lightning, demanding your full attention. This is garage rock at its most unapologetically visceral, carrying a message that cuts through the noise of modern propaganda.
“Red Wall Colliers” is grounded in raw, unfettered rock spirit—sharp edges and all. It borrows from the best of garage rock and grunge yet feels remarkably modern, driven by an electrifying mix of vibrant drums and an incendiary guitar riff that doesn’t just grab your attention—it practically wrestles it to the ground. The aggression in the track mirrors its thematic weight, delivering an explosive soundscape that feels as urgent as its message.
The song’s evolution mirrors its intensity. Benjamin Mace-Crossley’s vocals rise with palpable conviction, swinging from calculated restraint to moments of poetic defiance. His delivery feels like a gritty sermon, seeping with authenticity. It’s the kind of aggression that resonates—not superficially but as a call to wake up, tune in, and think critically about the narratives being spun around us.
Recorded at Moorcroft Studios under Tom Fox’s expert touch, “Red Wall Colliers” draws inspiration from today’s stark realities. Mace-Crossley, who masterminds the Leeds-based project, cites media manipulation and propaganda as the track’s driving force. His lyrical commentary is razor-sharp, a powerful stand against skewed narratives dominating global discourse.
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We Have Ghosts is no mere rock revival act. Led by the multi-talented Mace-Crossley, the project showcases a knack for making loud music with louder messages. With a keen ability to balance unfiltered aggression and depth, they’re not just adding to the indie-rock conversation but shifting it. Following the well-received “Amygdala Algorithm“, this latest offering strengthens its standing as a name to watch. And with their debut EP on the horizon, it’s safe to say We Have Ghosts are just getting started.