The Haunted North Unleashes "Savage Ghost" – A Seven-Year Journey into Groove Metal Darkness
Rapid City, South Dakota Mar 28, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - The Haunted North is proud to announce the release of their highly anticipated new single "Savage Ghost", dropping May 1, 2026. This track represents the culmination of nearly seven years of refinementa deliberate evolution in the band's sonic identity.
Recorded in the band's signature 432 Hz tuning, "Savage Ghost" delivers the crushing weight of groove metal with unprecedented precision and a distinct haunting angst. The single features special guest appearances from Black Label Society veterans JD DeServio (bass) and Jeff Fabb (drums), adding legendary firepower to The Haunted North's core lineup of vocalist/producer Randy V, lead guitarist Sean Francis, bassist Travis Bahmer, and drummer Mike Delta.
"This song took seven years to complete because we refused to settle," says Randy. "Savage Ghost is the sound of our evolutionraw, deliberate, and unapologetically heavy."
The track marks a bold step forward for The Haunted North, blending technical prowess with visceral groove. Fans can expect a darker, more refined approach that honors their roots while pushing into new territory.
Available on all major streaming platforms May 1, 2026.
About The Haunted North: Groove metal outfit known for their distinctive 432 Hz recording approach and relentless live performances. Based in Rapid City, South Dakota, the band continues to carve their path in the modern metal landscape.
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