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Ghool
Ghool formed in Linköping, Sweden around 2010, with musicians drawn to horror films and darker themes. They developed a sound that pulled from doom, black,...
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Ghool formed in Linköping, Sweden around 2010, with musicians drawn to horror films and darker themes. They developed a sound that pulled from doom, black, and death metal, though early on they had trouble getting labels interested. The band built a visual identity around black robes and masks, creating a theatrical live show.
Their debut album "Opus Eponymous" came out in 2013 and got some critical attention. The music often dealt with occult and satanic imagery, which led to accusations that they were promoting evil. Ghool maintained it was just artistic expression. They have a song called "Voltaire" among their work.
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