Naked Lunch keyboard player Jet Noir releases ‘The Hall Of Ghosts’ EP
Being both a progressive gothic singer/songwriter, keyboard player and backing vocalist in Naked Lunch (presently on hiatus), and also an alternative model, the multitalented London-based Jet Noir are keeping busy by releasing her 4th EP ‘The Hall Of Ghosts’ on December 5th.

(By our Norwegian correspondent Jan Ronald Stange) Being both a progressive gothic singer/songwriter, keyboard player and backing vocalist in Naked Lunch (presently on hiatus), and also an alternative model, the multitalented London-based Jet Noir is keeping herself busy by releasing her 4th EP “The Hall Of Ghosts” on December 5th.
The EP contains 4 original tracks and 5 remixes by Jeremiah Saint, Attrition, Dean Baker (of the progressive rock band Galahad), Ruinizer and Technomancer.
It also features Pietro Hoffmann on electric guitar and backing vocals, and he joins her along with Dean Baker on synth and Mark Spencer (of progressive rock band Twelfth Night) on bass guitar for live performances. ‘The Hall of Ghosts’ is mixed by Dean Baker and mastered by Martin Bowes of Attrition.
Out on the 5th of December on CD and via digital outlets iTunes, Amazon and Bandcamp.
See the video for ‘Till the Bitter End’ right here!
Read the review of ‘The Hall Of Ghosts’.
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