The Ghost Inside mark their return with a triumphant new single, ‘Earn It’, produced by Dan Braunstein (Spiritbox, Dayseeker). Their first new release since 2020’s self-titled record, ‘Earn It’ finds the metal core heavyweights back with a vengeance. Ushering in urgent guitars and crushing drums, front man Jonathan Vigil shifts
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Since their 2004 formation in El Segundo, California, The Ghost Inside have inspired international audiences with their songs of resilience, perseverance and vulnerability born from genuine life experiences. After five studio albums,
Fresh off a tour with Underoath, today the metalcore giants The Ghost
Metalcore band The Ghost Inside will release their fifth studio album on
Four years since their self-titled album was named one of Loudwire’s Best Rock and Metal Albums of 2020, Searching For Solace arrives at an optimal time in the lives of The Ghost
A constant force in the metalcore scene since 2008, The Ghost Inside recently announced their sixth album Searching For Solace which paints a complete picture of the band’s past, present and future
Since their 2004 formation in El Segundo, California, The Ghost Inside have inspired international audiences with their songs of resilience, perseverance and vulnerability born from genuine life experiences. After five studio albums,
Fresh off a tour with Underoath, today the metalcore giants The Ghost Inside share a powerful new single and accompanying music video, “Death Grip”. Featuring heavy riffage and unforgiving drum patterns backed
Watch the live video for ‘Earn It,’ the El Segundo, California’s group’s first release since 2020’s self-titled album. “Sometimes people think because of the social status or circumstances they’re born into, they’re
The Ghost Inside mark their return with a triumphant new single, ‘Earn It’, produced by Dan Braunstein (Spiritbox, Dayseeker). Their first new release since 2020’s self-titled record, ‘Earn It’ finds the metal
Metalcore band The Ghost Inside will release their fifth studio album on June 5 via Epitaph Records. The self-titled album arrives as the follow-up to the band’s 2014 release Dear Youth, which