Apple Music Removes Ghost’s Skeletá Album From It’s Platform

In a surprising move, Apple Music has officially removed Ghost’s album Skeletá from its platform. The decision, confirmed earlier this week, has stirred conversation among fans and the broader music community.

Although Apple has not issued a detailed public statement, sources close to the matter suggest the removal may be linked to ongoing copyright disputes surrounding the album’s production and distribution rights. Some insiders also speculate that the album’s controversial artwork and lyrical themes may have contributed to the streaming giant’s decision.

Ghost, known for blending heavy metal with theatrical stagecraft, has not yet commented publicly on the situation. Fans have taken to social media to express their disappointment and confusion, with many calling for a clear explanation from both the band and Apple Music.

Skeletá, released earlier this year, quickly gained attention for its dark, experimental sound. Despite—or perhaps because of—its edgy themes, the album had built a loyal following in a short span of time.

As of now, Skeletá remains unavailable for streaming on Apple Music, and it is unclear whether the album will return to the platform or be redistributed through other digital outlets.