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Edmonton's Famous Strangers Unveils Single “Ghosts of Men”

  • Jul 1
  • 1 min read

Edmonton's Famous Strangers Unveils Explosive Single “Ghosts of Men”.


Edmonton's Famous Strangers Unveils Explosive Single “Ghosts of Men”.

Edmonton, Canada’s heavy rock force, Famous Strangers, unveils the explosive single “Ghosts of Men” from their long‑awaited self‑titled debut album, co‑produced with Phil Anderson, mixed by Joel Wanasek, and mastered by Maor Appelbaum, set for release on August 21, 2026. “Ghosts of Men” was originally somewhat written back when Braden, Beej, and Jeff first got together, but put on the back burner. It was then rewritten, including vocals, just three days before entering the studio. The track evolved rapidly into one of the album’s most personal and hard‑hitting tracks.


Check out the single and its music video below. With the talents of Amanda Kiernan (Vocals), Brian Jolly aka “Beej” Beejerson (Drums), Braden Sustrik (Bass, Vocals), and Jeff Kittlitz (Guitar, Vocals). The music video takes a wild, tongue‑in‑cheek look at the emotional chaos of being ghosted, an over‑the‑top visual interpretation of the song’s raw vulnerability.









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