A Grammy-winning metal band! Ranking of GHOST’s most popular songs

End-World NormopathyGHOST1rank/position

Solaria, Kevin / End-World Normopathy [Original Song Collaboration]

An aggressive, cool electronic number that hits you like a wall of sound.

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call GHOST a representative figure among overseas Vocaloid producers; this track by GHOST was released in March 2023.

It’s one of the songs in the Qualia Automata series by the creator unit Team 6×111, which GHOST belongs to, and it’s connected to the story of Reckless Battery Burns.

Be sure to listen to them together!

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Ghost – Hunter’s Moon (Official Music Video)

A song by Ghost, the Swedish metal band also known in North America as Ghost B.

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due to rights issues.

Released as a collaboration track for the film Halloween Kills, it features a catchy atmosphere that evokes the movie’s vibe, with an ear-catching, downcast-sounding arpeggio in the opening and an interlude that employs irregular time signatures.

The chorus, which opens up in a way you wouldn’t expect from the intro, showcases the savory appeal of hard rock that blends melodicism with heft.

With dynamic contrasts and arrangements that never let the listener get bored, it’s a track you’ll want to check out alongside the film.

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Ghost – Call Me Little Sunshine (Official Music Video)

Ghost’s “Call Me Little Sunshine” by the Swedish band is an addictive track with its mechanical-sounding vocals.

The vocals by Tobias Forge are processed in a way that sticks in your head the more you listen, making you want to play it again and again.

The song also bears a strong resemblance to ’90s grunge sounds like Nirvana.

If you’re into grunge, it’s definitely worth checking out! Why not give it a listen along with its highly polished music video?

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Ghost – Dance Macabre (Official Music Video)

Ghost is known as a shrouded, enigmatic presence: a Swedish artist distinguished by striking, skull-inspired makeup.

Dance Macabre, meaning “dance of death,” is a track Ghost released in 2018.

Kicking off with a bold guitar sound, it’s a refreshing, heavy performance.

With “dance” as its theme, the song blends an ’80s pop vibe with metal, creating a distinctive style.

Its catchy rock sound will make you want to dance your way through the summer!

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Ghost – Chapter Eight: Kiss The Go-Goat

A song by the Swedish heavy metal band Ghost.

In the music video, they wear skull-like masks, and while showcasing the heavy sound characteristic of metal bands, the track also features catchy melodies.

It even includes sections reminiscent of musical theater, making it a number that keeps listeners engaged.

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Ghost – Square Hammer (Official Music Video)

It’s a signature Ghost track where a demonic worldview and a poppy melody are brilliantly fused.

Despite its theme of pledging allegiance to the devil by one’s own will, the synth riff is insanely catchy—you can’t get it out of your head after one listen! The guitar relies mainly on power chords, letting you savor the essence of metal just by driving an easy-to-remember riff.

Released as a single from the EP “Popestar” in September 2016, the song went on to top Billboard’s rock charts in January 2017.

It was even chosen as the official theme for the WWE NXT wrestling event.

There aren’t any complex solos, but that simplicity makes precise timing crucial.

It’s a perfect number for anyone looking to build solid riff work—the foundation of metal.

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Ghost – Stay ft. Patrick Wilson (Official Audio)

Here’s a stunning cover that’s clawed its way back from the depths of hard rock! Ghost, now a bona fide global top band, has breathed new life into Shakespeare’s Sister’s classic through a collaboration with none other than Hollywood’s own Patrick Wilson.

While riding a contemporary wave, they captivate listeners with Ghost’s signature approach—wicked yet sweet.

It’s a perfect fit for the horror-evoking film Insidious: The Red Door, and Wilson’s crystal-clear vocals truly define the world of the song.

It’s a must-listen not just for music fans but for movie lovers, too! Now that it’s available on digital platforms, listeners are surely ready to open a new door.