Ghost Mice is an American folk punk duo that formed in 2002, hailing from Bloomington, Indiana. The group is associated with the DIY ethic of the punk scene and operates without a record label. The core members of Ghost Mice are Chris Clavin and Hannah Jones, who deliver a blend of emotive vocals, acoustic guitar, and violin to create their distinctive sound. Their music often touches on themes of social injustice, personal struggles, and the importance of community and friendship. Not content with simply performing, Ghost Mice is an integral part of the DIY scene, inspiring a wave of folk punk musicians and fans.

Over the years, Ghost Mice has built a loyal following due to their unwavering commitment to their ideals and their extensive touring, often playing in unconventional spaces such as houses, parks, and community centers. Some of their most notable works include "All We Got Is Each Other" (2012), which reflects on support systems and networks in tough times; "Europe" (2009), a concept album that chronicles their experiences while touring Europe; and "Death and Hatred to Mankind" (2007), which showcases their ability to handle profound subject matter with raw honesty. Collaborations with other artists, like the split album with Saw Wheel, exhibit their camaraderie within the music community. Ghost Mice remains a significant, if underground, name in the folk punk movement, continuing to resonate with audiences who appreciate their authenticity and heartfelt messages.