The long-awaited second full-length from San Francisco band Girls is spontaneous and stripped-down in a gorgeous, largely minor-key record. Father, Son, Holy Ghost is enlivened by flashes of innocent pop and given depth by its wealth of influences and will to face sadness.
Peaking at Billboard #37 after its release in 2011 and claiming #82 on Pitchfork’s 200 Best Albums of the 2010s, Father, Son, Holy Ghost both comes alive and cements its legacy with the timbre of Christopher Owen’s voice.
