Rite Here Rite Now (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Ghost

• 1 Imperium (Live at the Forum / 2023) 01:40
• 2 Kaisarion (Live at the Forum / 2023) 04:57
• 3 Rats (Live at the Forum / 2023) 04:28
• 4 Faith (Live at the Forum / 2023) 05:09
• 5 Spillways (Live at the Forum / 2023) 04:40
• 6 Cirice (Live at the Forum / 2023) 05:54
• 7 Absolution (Live at the Forum / 2023) 05:08
• 8 Call Me Little Sunshine (Live at the Forum / 2023) 04:48
• 9 Watcher In The Sky (Live at the Forum / 2023) 06:23
• 10 If You Have Ghosts (Live at the Forum / 2023) 05:21
• 11 Twenties (Live at the Forum / 2023) 05:34
• 12 Miasma (Live at the Forum / 2023) 06:18
• 13 Mary On A Cross (Live at the Forum / 2023) 04:52
• 14 Respite On The Spitalfields (Live at the Forum / 2023) 07:18
• 15 Kiss The Go-Goat (Live at the Forum / 2023) 03:20
• 16 Dance Macabre (Live at the Forum / 2023) 05:28
• 17 Square Hammer (Live at the Forum / 2023) 05:09
• 18 The Future Is A Foreign Land 03:45
• Total Runtime 01:30:12

Info for Rite Here Rite Now (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

"Rite Here Rite Now", Ghost's debut feature film, captured the band in all their spectacular glory at two critically acclaimed sold-out shows at the Forum in Los Angeles. This soundtrack delivers 18 glorious performances from those events.

On June 20th, cinemas across 50 countries began showing Rite Here Rite Now, the debut feature film from Ghost. This phantasmagorical blend of mesmerizing live performance and intriguing narrative marked a new milestone for the Grammy-winning Swedish rock band. Rite Here Rite Now (The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) features 18 songs recorded during their legendary sold-out shows at the Forum in Los Angeles, including a new single, "The Future Is A Foreign Land."

Ghost, with nearly 10 billion streams to their name, continue to captivate global audiences with their euphoric live shows. Recently, they concluded the Re-Imperatour U.S.A. 2023, a tour that spanned over two dozen North American cities and wrapped up with an astonishing two-night finale at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.

In March 2022, the Los Angeles Times highlighted Ghost's dominance by writing, they had “conquered metal and the charts” with their fifth album, IMPERA. The album debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. album charts and topped charts in Sweden, Germany, and Finland, while reaching the top 5 in several other countries. Featuring tracks like “Spillways” (“sweetly constructed rock tune" - New York Times) and the Grammy-nominated “Call Me Little Sunshine,” IMPERA was Ghost’s most topical and unique work to date, leading Rolling Stone to conclude, “Ghost predicted the pandemic, now the metal band is foretelling the fall of empires.”

Ghost's successful 2022 also included their first Billboard Hot 100 entry with the platinum-certified single “Mary on a Cross.” Meanwhile, IMPERA won Favorite Rock Album at the American Music Awards and Best Rock Album of the Year at the iHeart Radio Music Awards. Additionally, Ghost released PHANTOMIME, a covers EP featuring their take on Iron Maiden’s “Phantom of the Opera,” earning them their fifth Grammy nomination.

With Rite Here Rite Now, Ghost’s ambitious journey has marveled movie audiences far and wide and can now be enjoyed by the masses on Rite Here Rite Now (The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).

Accumulating nearly 10 billion streams, GRAMMY-winning Swedish theatrical rock band and global sensation GHOST continues to bring the “euphoric spectacle” (ROLLING STONE) of its live shows to ever-growing crowds, most recently on last year’s triumphant RE-IMPERATOUR U.S.A. 2023, which hit more than two dozen North American cities before its two-night finale at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. In March 2022, THE LOS ANGELES TIMES reported in a Calendar cover story that GHOST had “conquered metal and the charts” when its fifth album IMPERA debuted at #1 in a sweep of the U.S. album charts, entering the BILLBOARD 200 at #2 and bowing at #1 in the band’s native Sweden, Germany and Finland, while cracking the top 5 in another half dozen or more countries. Featuring “Spillways”—hailed as a “sweetly constructed rock tune” by THE NEW YORK TIMES and later reimagined with Joe Elliott of Def Leppard—and the GRAMMY-nominated “Call Me Little Sunshine,” GHOST’s fifth #1 at Active Rock radio—IMPERA moved ROLLING STONE to remark, “GHOST predicted the pandemic, now the metal band is foretelling the fall of empires.” The album presented the most current and topical GHOST subject matter to date set against a darkly colorful melodic backdrop making IMPERA a listen like no other—yet unmistakably, quintessentially GHOST. Having closed out 2022 by cracking the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time, with the RIAA platinum-certified “Mary on a Cross,” as well as IMPERA winning Favorite Rock Album at the American Music Awards and Best Rock Album of the Year at the iHeart Radio Music Awards, GHOST unveiled PHANTOMIME, a five-song covers EP including the version of Iron Maiden’s “Phantom of the Opera” that earned the band its fifth GRAMMY nomination. GHOST’s seemingly limitless ambition will soon take the band to the silver screen with the June 2024 theatrical premiere of the feature film RITE HERE RITE NOW.

Ghouls and Ghoulettes:
Hayden Scott, drums, musical director
Per Eriksson, lead guitar
Cosmo Sniderman, bass
Justin Taylor, guitar, percussion, backing vocals
Laura Scarborough, keyboards
Mad Gallica, piano, backing vocals
Olivia Morreale, backing vocals
Randy Moore, rhythm guitar
Chamber Ghoulettes:
Sharlotte Gibson, backing vocals
Alin Melyk-Adamyan, piano
Sophia "Suuvi" Bacelar, cello
Tina Guo, cello

Ghost
is the name of a devil worshipping ministry, that in order to spread its unholy gospels and, furthermore, trick mankind into believing the end is ultimately a good thing, have decided to use the ever so popular rock music medium as a way to achieve their ends.

Standing motionless and anonymous beneath the painted faces, hoods and robes which their sect demand, the six nameless ghouls of Ghost deliver litanies of sexually pulsating heavy rock music and romantic lyrics, which glorify and glamorise the disgusting and sacrilegious, with the simple intention to communicate a message of pure evil via the most effective device they can find: Entertainment. This is Black Metal at it’s most original and deceiving; compositions such as “Ritual” and “Death Knell” majestically weave their melodic spell of evil through the senses until the listener finds themselves utterly possessed and open to any diabolical suggestion.

In May 2010 Ghost were contracted to a UK based gramophone company called Rise Above Ltd, who swore an oath stating that they will assist the group in the task of spreading their musical blasphemies through formats such as Compact Discs, Long Playing Vinyl Records and Digital Downloading.

The first full-length Ghost album ‘Opus Eponymous’, a daringly beautiful combination of satanic rock music with an almost unthinkable pop sensibility, is to be released on 18th October 2010. It is understood and agreed that Rise Above Ltd will invest heavily in areas such as magazine advertising and retail marketing and employ the services of music publicity specialists in order to expose the music of Ghost to the wider public. Specific attention will be paid to targeting people (research suggests these are most likely to be adolescents) who have a void in their life, perhaps caused by some form of emotional trauma or upset, that can be filled by the music and philosophies of Ghost. In time, these easily manipulated children will come to share the views and goals of the Ghost ministry and can prepare their own plans for the downfall of humanity....

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