No polish. No pretense. Just the sound of something real trying not to disappear.
The needle drops like a verdict. A low hum rises from the floorboards, and the room remembers. This is music for the hours that dont make the papers when the ashtrays full, the bourbons gone thin, and the only thing left standing is the truth you didnt want.
Ghost Vinyl spins like a confession. Every riff is a shadow, every groove a scar. The guitar doesnt sing. It testifies. Drums echo like footsteps in a hallway you shouldnt be in. And somewhere in the static, a voice you thought you buried asks if you still believe in grace.
There's no chorus here, no easy way out. Just the slow burn of memory and the weight of what lingers. This is blues for the haunted. For the ones who stayed too long, and the ones who left without saying goodbye.