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Ghost have announced their new album ‘Impera’ will be coming later this year and released new song ‘Call Me Little Sunshine’ – check it out below.The band’s fifth record is out March 11 on Loma Vista Recordings (pre-order here) and is the follow-up to 2018’s ‘Prequelle’.The record includes their contribution to the Halloween Kills soundtrack, ‘Hunters Moon’ alongside new single ‘Call Me Little Sunshine’, a more hopeful track than anything from their plaque-infected previous record.Check it out below.According to their website, “Over the course of ‘Impera’’s 12-song cycle, empires rise and fall, would-be messiahs ply their hype (financial and spiritual alike), prophecies are foretold as the skies fill with celestial bodies divine and man-made. All in all, the most current and topical Ghost subject matter to date is set against a hypnotic and darkly colorful melodic backdrop making ‘Impera’ a listen like no other.”Check out the tracklisting and album artwork below.‘Impera’ tracklist:‘Imperium’‘Kaisarion’‘Spillways’‘Call Me Little Sunshine’‘Hunter’s Moon’‘Watcher In The Sky’‘Dominion’‘Twenties’‘Darkness At The Heart Of My Love’‘Grift Wood’‘Bite Of Passage’‘Respite On The Spital Fields’In late 2020, the band confirmed they were about to head into the studio to start work on album five, with a tentative release date set for late 2021.

Priest, the band which features two former members of the Swedish metal outfit Ghost, have shared their latest single, ‘A Signal In The Noise’ – you can hear the track below.The trio, who have been releasing music since 2017, consist of vocalist Mercury (who was known as Water when he played bass for Ghost), keyboardist Salt (formerly known as Ghost keyboardist Air) and programmer/keyboardist Sulfur.Priest’s new label Cleopatra Records has confirmed that the band’s next album will be released in 2022 and has been produced by guitarist Simon Söderberg, who also worked as a producer and engineer on Ghost’s 2010 debut album ‘Opus Eponymous’.“Signing with such a legendary label like Cleopatra will probably be the biggest step in our career,”

Ghost have announced a UK and European headline tour for 2022 – find all the details below.The Swedish metal band recently returned with their first new track in two years, ‘Hunter’s Moon’, having confirmed in 2020 that they’d begun work on a new album – the follow-up to 2018’s ‘Prequelle’.With the group set to embark on a North American tour early next year, Papa Emeritus IV and co.

Ghost have returned with their first new song in two years – listen to ‘Hunter’s Moon’ below.The track was recorded by Ghost for the movie Halloween Kills, a sequel to 2018’s Halloween.Ryan Turek, Vice President of Feature Film Development at Blumhouse Productions who helped produce the film, saw Ghost on their 2018 A Pale Tour Named Death run of shows and struck up a friendship with Ghost mastermind Tobias Forge soon after.‘Hunter’s Moon’ is available to stream now and will play over the credits to Halloween Kills when the film is released October 15. The song will also receive a vinyl release on January 21, 2022 with John Carpenter’s ‘Halloween Kills (Main Title)’ as the b-side.

Ghost and Denmark’s Volbeat, have announced a joint tour of the US next year.The shows, which will see the two bands supported by ‘Satanic doo wop’ outfit Twin Temple, begin in January 2022 and run until early March.Tickets go on sale here this Friday (September 24) at 10am local time, with the full dates below.Ghost and Volbeat will play:JANUARY 25 – Reno, NV, Reno Events Center 27 – Seattle, WA, Climate Pledge Arena 28 – Nampa, ID, Ford Idaho Center Arena 29 – Portland, OR, Veterans Memorial Coliseum FEBRUARY 02 – Denver, CO, Ball Arena 04 – Lincoln, NE, Pinncle Bank Arena 07 –  Columbus, OH, Nationwide Arena 08 – Hershey, PA, Giant Venter 10 – Newark, NJ, Prudential Center 11 – Worcester, MA, DCU Center 12 – Camden, NJ, BB&T Pavilion 14

If you’re a similar age to me (basically, anyone in high school during the mid-to-late-‘90s), there are a number of film anniversaries that are happening this year that really do make you feel old. But you can’t blame the filmmakers for that, right? It’s not their fault that they created films that have stood the test of time and remain favorites for many film fans.

Whoopi Goldberg is unfazed by the criticism she has received for re-wearing the same jacket while hosting The View.