When your record collection feels a little too alive, and your action figures start headbanging, you know it's time to make room for the
Funko Pop! Albums: Ghost "If You Have Ghost" Funko Pop! Album Vinyl Figure (2024 release). It's the kind of figure that, much like the band itself, refuses to sit quietly on the shelf, exuding a rock n' roll charisma that's hard to ignore.
The Ghost "If You Have Ghost" Funko Pop! Album drops January 5 at 9:00 AM PT! To get your hands on this Pop Vinyl Figure at its release, be sure to check out the links I've provided below – click to jump or keep scrolling for more details!
Meet the Hauntingly Cool Ghost "If You Have Ghost" Funko Pop! Vinyl
Cradled in its box, the Ghost "If You Have Ghost" Funko Pop! Vinyl is a small window into a world of elaborate rock theatrics. Clad in a navy robe with the emblematic Ghost's insignia, this Funko Pop! of Papa Emeritus II is every bit as detailed as it is unnerving.
The skeletal face, piercing gaze, and Papal attire are a nod to the band's flair for the dramatic. His tiny hands, one outstretched as if bestowing a dark blessing, capture the essence of Ghost's stage presence in miniature.
This vinyl figure, a 2024 release, stands as a tribute to the enigmatic allure of the band's E.P., encapsulating its aura in a collectible form.
It's the sort of keepsake that whispers tales of Swedish rock anthems and spectral stage performances.
Collectors and fans, be prepared to give your display a touch of Ghost's theatrical charm without the need for a fog machine.
Ghost "If You Have Ghost" Funko Pop! Album can be found for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
Swinging Through the Soundscape: Ghost B.C.'s 'If You Have Ghost'
Navigating the eerie corridors of metal music, Ghost B.C.'s E.P. 'If You Have Ghost' stands out as a hauntingly delightful aberration.
This isn't your run-of-the-mill rock release; it's a kaleidoscope of sound, a carnival of the bizarre, and it's got Dave Grohl's fingerprints all over it.
Yes, the Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters and Nirvana fame. He's the maestro behind the production of this peculiar assemblage of tracks, and boy, does it show.
Released on November 19, 2013, 'If You Have Ghost' is an eclectic collection that takes a detour from the band's usual path.
Think of it as a musical masquerade, where Ghost B.C. dons the masks of other artists and gives us a tour through their twisted hall of mirrors. With only two original tracks, the E.P. is a tribute as much as an innovation.
The title track, a cover of Roky Erickson's 'If You Have Ghosts,' is reimagined with a clarity and flow that's like floating through a dream.
Ghost B.C. transforms the 1970s rock vibe into something ethereal, something that transcends the original's straightforward approach. They take the song, flip it on its head, and then gently lay it down on a bed of clouds.
Moving on to 'I'm a Marionette' and 'Waiting for the Night,' Ghost B.C. pulls off a musical sleight of hand. The former, an ABBA classic, is given a dark twist that could make it the anthem for a gothic puppet show.
The latter, originally by Depeche Mode, maintains its calm demeanor but with a Ghost B.C. touch, making it sound like a lullaby you wouldn't want to hear in a dark, deserted alley.
'Crucified,' a cover of Army of Lovers' hit, is perhaps the most intriguing. It starts with a soft, acoustic intro, a misleading calm before the storm of sinister sounds that follow.
Ghost B.C. takes the Eurodance flavor and turns it into a feast of eerie harmonies, proving that they can dance with the devil in the pale moonlight and make it look easy.
The finale, a live rendition of 'Secular Haze,' showcases the band's prowess in capturing the energy of their studio recordings on stage. It's a reminder that Ghost B.C. isn't just about studio wizardry; they're also a powerhouse live act.
Throughout 'If You Have Ghost,' Ghost B.C. remains true to its essence while paying homage to the originals.
The E.P. is a testament to their versatility, proving that they can take any song from any genre and infuse it with their unique spectral charm.
It's not just a collection of covers; it's a reimagining, a resurrection of these tracks in the haunting world of Ghost B.C.
And let's be honest, it's hard not to be mesmerized by the band's ability to turn the familiar into something wonderfully strange.
