Watch The Haunt's 'Seasonal Depression' Video
(The Syndicate) Alt-rock sibling duo The Haunt recently announced their sophomore record, Ghost, due October 30 via Nettwerk. Offering a glimpse into the upcoming record, the duo unveils their latest single, "Seasonal Depression," a deeply atmospheric and emotionally charged track that captures the darker, more introspective side of the forthcoming album.
Built around brooding instrumentation, driving guitars, and Anastasia's soaring, impassioned vocals, the song transforms the familiar weight of seasonal sadness into something cinematic and cathartic.
Max's production creates a haunting, immersive backdrop that allows the track to ebb and swell between vulnerability and intensity, while Anastasia delivers a performance that feels both deeply personal and undeniably anthemic.
With "Seasonal Depression," The Haunt continue to expand their sound into heavier, more cinematic territory, revealing another side of Ghost and proving that even their darkest moments can hit with massive emotional force.
This new era of The Haunt builds on the momentum of the band's debut full-length New Addiction, a relentless alt-rock release that confronted depression, anxiety, dead-end relationships, and the pressure-cooker realities of modern life. Produced by John Feldmann and Kevin Thrasher, the album's impact has only continued to grow through standout singles including "Own Me," "Going Under," "Bad Omen," "Teeth," "New Addiction," and "Masochistic Lovers" (feat. Craig Mabbitt of Escape the Fate).
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