Monsters for the Masses : Resurrected

Ten years after the release of "Monsters For The Masses," Seattle deathrock and goth act Ghosts In The Graveyard is 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.

The album's resurrection began with its only brand new track, a scorching cover of "Debonair" by The Afghan Whigs, accompanied by a music video capturing the intensity of the band's live shows. Next came "Better In Black: Resurrected Version," a completely rebuilt take on the song that helped define the band's identity, reconstructed from the original master recording and paired with a blood drenched remaster of the original music video. "Monster Mask: Resurrected Version" dives deeper into the band's gothic and atmospheric side, drawing on the tension of dark trip hop and goth. New mixes were mastered by Chris Longo (Idoless, Dracula Party).