This track is my absolute fav, it’s a f*ck you to the guy that was going out with my bestie Scarlett and was written as they were breaking up. The relationship was totally one sided Scarlett was all in & had pretty much planned their future & it was pretty clear to me that he was stringing her along until breaking up. I was her closest confidant and so I knew everything she was feeling, and i'd see how passive he was with her at parties first hand. She vented to me for probably about a year and so I went through all the stages of a break up with her and watched as she slowly realised her worth and that he wasn’t worth her tears anymore 💘 I wanted to write this one from her point of view. It’s a pretty positive song as it’s about her finally letting go, realising his many faults and taking back her life 🤍🦋

I rly love the video for this track too, obviously the song is about Scarlett so she had to be in the video - especially after being named an ‘emotional grim reaper’ lol. The two of us break into an airport hanger, steal and spray paint an arctic truck, then I perform on the back of it as Scar drives it down the runway. It was honestly the most fun and so jokes. I was clinging on as I was being thrown about. If u look closely the guitar I throw off the truck is the same one from my very first video for Deep End and the banners were at my London shows at Omeara !!!! I really hope it feels as empowering to watch as it did to be on the back of it performing!! Loved how ironic the bad British weather line is when we got the nicest sunset going for the video. Hopefully u enjoy it 🤍xxxx

Scarlett

MUNA

Home By Now

Close One

The Hype

Pretty Boy

Blame My Ex

Edge of the Earth

Ghost

Into Your Room

Almost, So Close, Maybe

Echoes of the Damned is the sound of silence breaking — a candlelit communion where the ghosts of Hellmountain Records gather to breathe new life into the songs that defined their darkness. Led by Michael and Lilith of The Black Cross, the album strips away distortion and fury, revealing the soul beneath the noise.

Across fifteen haunting acoustic interpretations, echoes of Megadeth, Ghost, Mastodon, Alice In Chains, and Lynyrd Skynyrd intertwine with reimagined hymns from The Black Cross, Velvet Bone, Scarlet Groove, and Ethan Cole. Every performance bleeds honesty — wood, wire, and whispered confession.

Joined by Julian Vega, Joe Mercer, and Ethan Cole, each artist steps into the same dimly lit studio — their voices rising like prayers through smoke and dust. From Lilith’s ethereal power on “Satanized” to Michael’s weary redemption in “Simple Man” and their final duet “If You Have Ghosts,” the album becomes more than music — it’s remembrance, resurrection, and release.

Recorded live under flickering light, Echoes of the Damned is not merely unplugged — it’s undressed. A requiem for the damned, performed by the ones who survived.

Until The Quiet Came (Ethan Cole Acoustic Cover)

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‘there’s always more that I could say’ out october 24th!

Ghost

Sigrid