Lil Skeleton Goathead’s Official Halloween Spooksperson releases “Graveyard Shift” Featuring ASTRØMAN
- Editorial Board
- 1 day ago
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You’ll either love him or hate him. But you can’t ignore him.
At Goathead, we humbly ask you to get inspired, and if you can’t, kindly fuck off.
Every October, the industry dresses up. But this year, it’s not costumes, it’s consequences. The ghosts are real, and they’ve got bars.
“Graveyard Shift,” the explosive new drop from Lil Skeleton and ASTRØMAN, isn’t a release, it’s an event. A séance turned sonic riot. An organ pulse, a laugh from the afterlife, then Skeleton steps in, fearless and free, laughing at the system that tried to bury him and turning the dirt into gold.
It’s the sound of independence with teeth. A roar for every artist who’s been ignored, underpaid, or told to play it safe. A middle finger to algorithms, Spotify politics, fake rollouts, fake "artists", and the quiet fear of sounding too real
It’s messy. Loud. Alive. Exactly what the world of music deserves.
ASTRØMAN’s production feels cinematic and dangerous, like headlights cutting through fog at 3 AM. Each bar lands like a shovel to the ego, the sound FX, the delivery, each hook like dirt thrown on a coffin full of industry clichés and boredom.
And then came the ripple. The first ego-victims of Spooky Season started to surface, trying to distance themselves from the Goathead orbit, dropping hate comments, weird DMs, confused emails. Maybe they should’ve just taken notes from a ghost.
Because Lil Skeleton doesn’t care about playlists, charts, or validation, and neither do his rising fans that watched his video thousand times.
The track isn’t on Spotify. It lives on the Goathead reel, exactly where it belongs.
No middlemen. No gatekeepers. Just impact.
You can love him or hate him, but you can’t deny him. He doesn’t make records; he makes wake-up calls. And if that bothers you... that's the point.