Iridescent Ghosts On TV

• 1 Carry On My Wayward Son 05:19
• 2 CCTV 07:08
• 3 Iridescent 05:51
• 4 Amber & Gold 04:53
• 5 American Cars Everywhere In America 04:49
• 6 Glass Choir 06:12
• 7 Čâđđâ 09:29
• Total Runtime 43:41

Info for Iridescent

Ever since the 16-year-old high school friends formed a band back in 2013, Ghosts on TV has brought beauty and wistfulness to the Finnish alternative scene, evolving from a promising indie band to blissful walls of sound, melancholic minimalism and delicate atmosphere. The Helsinki-based group has been described as “post-rock”, “beautiful shoegaze” or “northern art-rock”, in the biggest music media of Finland and in blogs around the world. Drawing comparisons to bands like Radiohead, GY!BE, Mogwai and The National, Ghosts on TV has stood out from their Finnish contemporaries, doing proudly their own thing while touring actively in Finland and a couple of times abroad (USA, Europe). The group now announces the first single from their anticipated, forthcoming third studio album Iridescent. The single is called “CCTV”.

Ossi Björn, vocals
Anttoni Hill, glockenspiel, electric guitar
Aaro Tirronen, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Reko Kälkäjä, synthesizer
Pinja Savijärvi, additional vocals
Otto Vahtola, bass
Joona Kinnunen, drums, percussion

Recorded & produced by Alec Havinmaa at Hollywood House + Ex-Artlab
Mixed by Alec Havinmaa
Mastered by Alho Audio

Ghosts On TV
is a Helsinki-based, award-winning indie label that has released a wide variety of music these past 15 years. Soliti prides itself on providing a safe space for artistic integrity, diversity and core indie values which the label reflects in its music releases. Over these last 15 years Soliti has introduced or released music by Cats on Fire, Astrid Swan, Black Lizard, Knife Girl, Color Dolor, Stinako, Sister Flo, Pintandwefall, Cats of Transnistria, The New Tigers and a host of other artists, resulting in a catalog of well over 100 releases. Soliti was named export of the year at the 2026 Finnish Indie Awards.

The group dares to be its own kind of miracle in the field of cracked beauty” - Desibeli.net

“A comforting song about death” - Soundi

“…I’m secretly looking forward to it, as some people will miss it and some will like it in the future.” - Niche Music

“Sunshine, the album’s opening track, is a spatial, lovely, and noisy rock song that demonstrates how well Ghosts on TV utilise shoegaze sounds” - Janglepophub

“Sunshine, is a fuzzy and dreamy song which finds the band creating something really dynamic out of the inherent mellowness of their songwriting.” - destroy/exist

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