TOBIAS FORGE Whereas Prequelle was more about individual faith seeking annihilation, this is more about empire and its mechanisms of self-destructing - and how that is not a new thing in any way. WHY IS THAT THE UMBRELLA THAT THE ALBUM SITS UNDER? THE TITLE OF YOUR NEW ALBUM IS A REFERENCE TO IMPERIALISM. Video of Ghost - Call Me Little Sunshine (Official Music Video) The album also includes their Halloween Kills cut "Hunter's Moon," the infectious Hollywood rock–inspired "Griftwood" and lead single "Call Me Little Sunshine," a sinister yet oddly comforting track that recalls the lyrical tone of their Grammy-winning 2015 song "Cirice." Thematically, Forge explores the dismal correlations between the 1920s and the 2020s, the ongoing effects of the Industrial Revolution and a world teetering on the brink of disaster. The costumed Swedes already made a big splash on opening night in Reno, Nevada, by debuting the song "Kaisarion" from Impera. tour with Danish rockers Volbeat when we catch up with Forge in Nampa, Idaho.
It's late January, and Ghost are just two dates into their co-headlining U.S. As Forge points out, the Swedish occult-rock sorcerers covered death and decay on their 2018 album, Prequelle, which featured songs about the bubonic plague that served as an ominous portent of the COVID-19 pandemic. This one is more about spiritual annihilation." That's Ghost mastermind Tobias Forge talking about the band's new album, Impera. "We already made a record about physical annihilation. Visit Revolver's shop for an exclusive, limited-edition, hand-numbered print featuring Ghost-inspired artwork by acclaimed artist Marald van Haasteren.
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