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Ghost Release Surprisingly Chuggy New Single “Twenties”

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When I think of Ghost, I usually think of, I dunno…thin tea? The band so often feel like really classic occult rock acts like Mercyful Fate or Coven but with the edges ground down. That said, the band have just dropped a new song from their upcoming album Impera, and wow, it’s super chuggy!

The first thing you’ll think when listening to “Twenties” is, Oh, this is what happens when you open for Metallica a bunch. Which is obviously the case with Ghost. Still, their smoother side has done them well enough that we didn’t immediately assume they’d go so hard on a track like this (especially given that “Hunter’s Moon” and “Call Me Little Sunshine” weren’t so kinetic). It just goes to show you that the band still have something up their long, billowy sleeve. It also includes a lyric that uses the term “hoohaas,” which we have to admit is hilarious.

Check out “Twenties” below. Ghost’s Impera comes out March 11th and is available for preorder. Catch the band at one of their many tour dates below:

U.S. Tour with Volbeat

3/3 – Anaheim, CA – Honda Center [tickets]
3/4 – Las Vegas, NV – The Theater at Virgin Hotels [tickets] VOLBEAT ONLY

European and UK Tour

4/9 – Manchester, UK – Arena
4/11 – London, UK -O2 Arena
4/13 – Glasgow, UK -Hydro
4/15 – Birmingham, UK -RWA Arena
4/17 – Rotterdam, NET – RTM Stage Ahoy
4/18 – Paris, FRA – Accor Arena
4/19 – Cologne, GER – Lanxess Arena
4/21 – Leipzig, GER – Quarterback Immobillen Arena
4/22 – Frankfurt, GER – Festhalle
4/24 – Prague, CZE – Arena
4/27 – Tampere, FIN – Nokia Arena
4/29 – Stockholm, SWE – Avicii Arena
4/30 – Oslo, NOR – Spektrum
5/1 – Malmo, SWE – Malmo Arena
5/3 – Brussels, BEL – Forest
5/5 – Milan, ITA – Mediolanum Forum
5/7 – Barcelona, SPA – Olympic Arena Badalona
5/8 – Madrid, SPA – Vistalegre Arena
5/11 – Vienna, AUT – Stadthalle
5/13 – Zurich, SWI – Hallenstadion
5/15 – Hannover, GER – ZAG Arena
5/16 – Munich, GER – Olympiahalle
5/18 – Budapest, HUN – Arena

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