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Exclusive Premiere: Needs: Resurrected Version – Ghosts in the Graveyard

DanXIII November 13, 2026
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It’s Friday the 13th, and to help us celebrate that devilish date our fiendish friends in Ghosts in the Graveyard have laid the world premier of their latest video, Needs: Resurrected Version!

Follow the arcane adventures of a vampire on the hunt, from the catacombs to the city streets… nowhere is safe from the fearsome fangs of this creature of the night!

Now feast your putrid peepers on Needs, and find out more about Ghosts in the Graveyard’s latest release, Monsters for the Masses: Resurrected after the vicious vid (which has a cameo from your’s cruelly bleedin’ out on a dinner plate!!)!

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“Ten years after the release of Monsters For The Masses, Seattle deathrock and goth act Ghosts In The Graveyard are bringing the album back from the dead. Monsters For The Masses: Resurrected is not a simple remaster or anniversary reissue: the band has completely rebuilt the original album from the ground up, reimagining its songs with new production, programming, and sonic textures while preserving the dark heart of the material that started it all.

The result exists somewhere between resurrection and reinvention, a return to the band’s roots filtered through everything Ghosts In The Graveyard has become over the past decade.

“This album means the world to me. After 8 years in God Module, this was the first music project I put together, the first time I was writing most of the lyrics, defining the aesthetic. The interludes on this album are made from cassette recordings I did when I was a little kid trying to be scary. In many ways these songs are the first half of my life as song. I’m so glad that my bandmate, music creator, Paul Morgan, was able to take everything he’s learned and go in and rebuild these tracks from the original recordings. I love how these new mixes were mastered by our
pal, Chris Longo. This is how the album was always meant to sound!”

Byron C. Miller, Ghosts In The Graveyard

You can click right here to become haunted by Monsters For The Masses: Resurrected!

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