Ghost Thrower - Halloween In Brooklyn Self Released September 08, 2013 by Brian Nissen Ghost Thrower by Ghost Thrower Ghost Thrower has always achieved a great blend of punk, pop punk and our old melodic hardcore favorites (Split-lip, Dag Nasty, Rites of Spring...you know the ones), but with this track they don't give us just more of the same. The musical fragment that first piques interest on "Halloween in Brooklyn" is the week head-voiced melody sung over the strummed chords. The great counter melody that comes to support after the initial 8-bar motive assures that they are serious about maintaining a vigilant ear from the listeners and not satisfied with just a pique of interest. They are also more aggressive in showing their emo upbringing through this intro and even more so through the sad sounding vocals of the bridge. Emo they are not, though. Rather, they accentuate the drawn out vocals that are heard in ...