Ghost drops new track “Satanized,” album set for April release
The return of Swedish rock band Ghost is imminent, as they have revealed plans for the release of their upcoming album, Skeletá, scheduled for April 25 under Loma Vista Recordings. The unveiling of their sixth record comes with the debut of their latest single, “Satanized,” accompanied by a captivating music video. The band’s new frontman, Papa V Perpetua, is also introduced, set to lead the group on the 2025 tour cycle.
“Satanized” is described as a mesmerizing combination of infectious melodies and haunting hooks, narrating a story of an individual consumed by dark forces, mirroring the overall introspective theme of the album. Departing from previous albums that explored themes of empires and plagues, Skeletá delves deeper into personal struggles and emotional turmoil.
Ghost has also provided an interactive experience for fans with The Satanizer, a tool that allows users to transform into characters from the music video for “Satanized.” Papa V Perpetua is slated to make a special appearance at Black Sabbath’s final concert on July 5 at Villa Park, Birmingham.
The tracklist for Skeletá is as follows:
1. Peacefield
2. Lachryma
3. Satanized
4. Guiding Lights
5. De Profundis Borealis
6. Cenotaph
7. Missilia Amori
8. Marks Of The Evil One
9. Umbra
10. Excelsis
Excitement for the album continues to build, with fans eagerly anticipating the release on April 25. Ghost’s unique blend of mesmerizing music and captivating visuals promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for listeners. Stay tuned for more updates on Ghost and the release of Skeletá as the date approaches.