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Pitchfork 5.8/10 Over the last few years, the mysterious, much-hyped Swedish band formerly known as Ghost have cultivated an alluring persona of subversion and symbolism. Infestissumam, their first album for a major label, follows their 2010 debut Opus Eponymous, a collection of old-school "Satanic" heavy metal with hooks as addictive as sin.
Rolling Stone 3/5 Check out our album review of Artist's Infestissumam on Rolling Stone.com.
Blabbermouth.net 6/10 Try to recall a time before GHOST B.C. became an overhyped gimmick of a band, more visual than musical; back when their initially overlooked debut, "Opus Eponymous", began turning heads based solely on its novel attempt to harness fundamental metallic songwriting devices and undiluted satanic themes...
Metal Injection 9/10 Looking for a review of GHOST's Infestissumam? Metal Injection has you covered!
Angry Metal Guy 2.0/5 A review of Infestissumam by Ghost, available now via Loma Vista Recordings.
The Guardian 4/5 Cartoonish and old-school they may be, but Swedish prog-pop-metallers Ghost still have an amazingly refreshing sound, writes <strong>Dom Lawson</strong>
