Live from the Strip · New-Pittsburgh
Live from the Strip · New-Pittsburgh
Four musicians, one city, zero apologies. TJ and Odin write and play every note; The Suit and Spider round out the lineup that makes this a band instead of a bedroom project.
New-Pittsburgh is the Steel City a few decades on. The mills still glow, the bridges are still gold, and the robotics money is buying up every block it can. Ghost in My Room plays Scrap Iron Underground in the Strip and lives in the last building on Robotics Row that won't sell. Loud. Raw. No apologies.
Frontman, chief songwriter, and the loudest voice in the room, on stage or off.
Owns the old bottling plant on Robotics Row. The riffs that hold the songs together.
Sunglasses on indoors. Nobody's sure where he came from, and he's not telling.
All motion, all noise. Hits like he's got something to prove.
A first taste of “Church of the Lonely,” the song behind the first episode of Heavy Industry.
Rain on old brick, gold bridges, and a mill that never goes dark. Here's where the band rides.
Ghost in My Room is a two-person operation: real musicians, real songs, and an AI-built world around them, made in an actual basement. Everything you buy goes straight back into more episodes, better quality, and a more consistent New-Pittsburgh.
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