"There is no Dana. Only Zuul." "NOOOOOO!!!!"

This is kind of the greatest news ever. Maybe. A little.

Their first album had a lot of great ideas with a couple of stand-out tracks ("Hellhole Ratrace" in particular), but the band definitely still sounded like a work-in-progress. The Broken Dreams Club EP sounded much more natural and expansive, but ironically lacked any one outstanding song. Father, Son, Holy Ghost is…