Track By Tracks: Love Ghost - Anarchy And Ashes (2026)

1. Vengeance:

This track is the breaking point. It’s about what happens when someone is pushed too far, when pain mutates into revenge. I pulled from history, figures like Julius Caesar and Vlad the Impaler, men tied to power, betrayal and brutality. It’s not glorifying violence; it’s exploring that dark psychological edge where someone feels justified in becoming it.

2. Rock Me Amadeus:

This was a bold choice for me, hahaha. Covering Falco felt right, especially before heading into Austria and Germany for our upcoming European tour. The original has this undeniable swagger, but I wanted to reinterpret it through a darker, more gothic lens, something colder and cinematic. It’s like taking a cultural icon and dragging it through the shadows while still honouring its legacy.

3. Revolution Evolution:

This is the core manifesto of the EP. It’s about resisting control, not just the obvious power structures, but the hidden ones. The systems behind the systems. It questions who’s really pulling the strings and challenges the idea that we’re as free as we think we are. It’s meant to feel urgent, like something boiling over. And today, with what’s going on between the wars, regime changes and figures in control, it feels relevant to me. 

4. Silk Noose:

This one is quieter, but just as heavy. It’s about the emptiness of luxury, how materialism can feel like a trap disguised as success. The “silk noose” is comfort that slowly suffocates you. It’s that realisation that everything you thought would fulfil you just… doesn’t. I’ve always felt suffocated by luxury.

5. Violence Wears Makeup:

This track is more like spoken-word poetry. It’s about feeling alien in a world that hides its brutality behind beauty, especially through image, status and the illusion of perfection. There’s this idea that violence doesn’t always look violent, it can be polished, filtered and sold back to you as something desirable. And if you don’t fit into that world, you’re left outside of it, watching it all unfold.

The EP title:

“Anarchy and Ashes” isn’t just about destruction; it’s about what destruction reveals.

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