Back in early 2011, the world didn’t know who Ghost were. These masked and anonymous occult metallers had just one single, Elizabeth, and a handful of gigs under their belt by that point. But Metal Hammer had already spotted the brilliance of a band who would go on to become metal’s biggest breakout band of the 2010s. Shortly after the release of their debut album Opus Anonymous, we talked to A Nameless Ghoul – aka frontman and mastermind Tobias Forge – about sects, Satan and success.
