Love Ghost returns with another explosive collaboration, joining forces with UK indie-rockers The Skinner Brothers for their new pop-punk anthem “Scrapbook”. The track starts with moody, emo-tinged verses before erupting into a full-throttle chorus, blending raw emotional lyricism with gritty, wall-of-sound production.
This marks the second team-up between the two acts, following their previous single “RUNNIN’ WITH THE WOLVES,” and hints at a forthcoming EP and joint tour. Love Ghost—known for their genre-blurring mix of grunge, emo, and pop-punk—continues to push boundaries, having recently worked with Latin artists in Mexico and collaborated with Marilyn Manson guitarist/producer Tim Sköld.
Meanwhile, The Skinner Brothers bring their signature riotous energy, honed through years of cult-favorite indie anthems and tours with Kasabian and The Libertines. Together, they deliver a track that’s both nostalgically punchy and refreshingly modern—proof that punk’s rebellious spirit is alive and well.
‘Scrapbook’ is a punch-drunk blast of pop-punk nostalgia with a modern edge—Love Ghost and The Skinner Brothers channel raw emotion and riotous energy into a collaboration that feels both urgent and timeless. It’s proof that punk’s heart still beats loud and unapologetically.
