The Ghost Is Dancing (EP) explained

The Ghost Is Dancing [EP]
Type:	ep
Artist:	The Ghost Is Dancing
Cover:	The Ghost Is Dancing EP.jpg
Released:	September 19, 2006
Genre:	Indie pop
Length:	22:44
Label:	Sonic Unyon
Producer:	Skylight Studios Fourteenth Floor
Next Title:	The Darkest Spark
Next Year:	2007

The Ghost Is Dancing is an EP by The Ghost Is Dancing. The first song on the album, "To French Ave." is to commemorate their residence at Two French Avenue, in Toronto, Ontario. The EP was released on Sonic Unyon Records on September 19, 2006.

Reception

The EP was generally well received.^[1] In a review of the EP, Chart magazine praised the "wistful, slightly nonsensical monosyllabic lyrics, sweetly feminine back-up vocals, and a bevy of instruments not usually found in the average four-piece" but found the overall effect "middling". Now magazine wrote that the stand-out track is "To French Ave.", which "oscillates gorgeously between muted, languid rhythms and beckoning climactic urgency."^[2]

Track listing

All songs were written by The Ghost Is Dancing.

1. "To French Ave." – 3:43
2. "People" – 3:43
3. "The City Waltz" – 5:38
4. "The Running Song" – 3:33
5. "Organ" – 6:07

Notes and References

1. Conner, Shawn (July 12, 2007). "Ghost Is Dancing looks homeward for Spark", The Georgia Straight. Retrieved December 12, 2010. "an acclaimed self-titled 2006 EP".
2. Foad, Lisa (September 21, 2006). "Disc review: The Ghost Is Dancing", Now 26 (3). Retrieved December 12, 2010.