"Make Me" serves as way of the band to pay homage to their rock roots a bit more than previous releases, and it succeeds here, finding the balance and carving its own space in a crowded scene.

"Marionette" sees the band find balance between the metal guitars and the glitchy synths, delivering a final sound that stands strong in their discography. I'm now left wanting some sort of action/horror/fantasy series about an evil puppet master.

"Art belongs together, why have them separate? Music, theatre, spoken word, film… they all help us feel what we can’t feel on our own. I think performances become more powerful when worlds bleed into each other a bit."

"It's been really full-on - but I love that. I'm a very obsessive person and I love the prep-period for a release, putting things together and fiddling with things. It's also been such a wild response so far - the support that people are already showing this band is properly mind-blowing and we're so so grateful for it."

Not only does new release "Eternal Reverie" pick up where things left off, but it sees Driessen's literary world expand into something deeper, something darker.

Swedish metal band GHOST have announced today (12th May) a new film, set to release in August in cinemas and IMAX. The announcement was paired with a short video teasing the glittery mask of the band's frontman, Papa V Perpetua.