Skeletá

Ghost, the enigmatic Swedish rockers, are set to unleash their sixth studio album, "Skeletá," on April 25, 2025, via Loma Vista Recordings. This 46-minute journey into the depths of human experience is a testament to the band's evolution, offering some of their most captivating work to date. "Skeletá" is not just another metal album; it's a bold exploration of raw emotions, wrapped in Ghost's signature blend of haunting melodies and crushing riffs.

The album introduces Papa V Perpetua, Ghost's most visually striking frontman yet, complete with a partial skull mask and menacing claws, setting the stage for a dark and captivating experience. "Skeletá" kicks off with "Peacefield," a haunting introduction that sets the tone for the introspective journey that follows. Tracks like "Lachryma" and "De Profundis Borealis" delve into the abyss, showcasing the band's ability to blend melancholy with powerful, anthemic choruses. "Satanized," the explosive lead single, offers a taste of the album's raw energy and unapologetic attitude.

"Skeletá" is a record that doesn't shy away from the shadows, with tracks like "Cenotaph" and "Umbra" pushing the boundaries of Ghost's signature sound. Yet, amidst the darkness, there are moments of light, with "Guiding Lights" and "Excelsis" providing a sense of hope and redemption. The album concludes with "Marks Of The Evil One," a fitting end to this journey into the heart of darkness.

To celebrate the release of "Skeletá," Ghost will embark on the Skeletour World Tour, kicking off in April 2025. This is an album and tour that fans of Ghost and metal enthusiasts alike will not want to miss. With "Skeletá," Ghost continues to push the boundaries of their sound, delivering an album that is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining.