Ghoul

Japanese Hardcore Punk Band

Ghoul is a thrash metal band with elements of death metal and grindcore, known for their theatrical live performances and horror-inspired lyrics. The band members maintain a level of anonymity by performing under stage names and wearing masks, which adds to their horror-themed aesthetic. They hail from Creepsylvania, a fictional place that plays into their backstory and lore. Ghoul has built a cult following over the years with their unique blend of music and engaging storytelling. Their discography includes several albums, with "Maniaxe" released in 2003, "Splatterhash" (a split with Cannabis Corpse) in 2014, and "Dungeon Bastards" in 2016. The band's style is characterized by energetic riffs, aggressive vocals, and a penchant for incorporating elements of punk and thrash metal into their sound.