The concept of "Holy Ghost" primarily refers to the final studio album by the American indie rock band Modern Baseball, released in 2016. This work, divided between co-frontmen Jake Ewald and Bren Lukens, delves into themes of sorrow, mental well-being, and personal change. Ewald’s songs reflect on his grandfather’s passing, while Lukens’ pieces address his battles with depression.
The album’s widespread praise and distinctive vinyl release—featuring a secret track—underscore its artistic depth. Although religious writings and figures like Charles Wesley and Brigham Young have traditionally discussed the Holy Ghost as a sacred spirit, this album reinterprets the term through deeply personal, human stories, merging emotional openness with musical creativity.