Everything old is destined to become new again and, Adele’s resurrection of the 60s pop sound notwithstanding, the most prevalent example these days has to be the ubiquity of the 80s New Wave sound on modern dance records.

Remember when this stuff wasn’t cool, about 15 minutes after it was? Well, now it’s as cool as it gets. I remember when Carson Daly introduced some hot upcoming band on a New Year’s Eve special a year ago, calling them “what music will sound like in the future” and my wife, after hearing 30 seconds of their performance, said “Apparently music in the future will sound like 1985.”

Holy Ghost! is a duo — Alex Frankel and Nick Millhiser — who played in a rap outfit before making a name for themselves as remixers and starting their own band. They have so embraced the 80s as a template for their music that they have Michael McDonald singing guest vocals on one track of their self-titled debut.

In the video for ‘Wait & See,’ we see the pair jamming in an apartment studio and then having a fun night on the town… only they are portrayed by their real-life fathers. Is it wry commentary of some sort? I don’t know, but it’s cute as hell.