The splatterthrash-maniaxe in Ghoul are venturing past music and grave-robbing to start their own YouTube broadcast. The first episode of Ghoul's Burning Questions, featuring bassist Cremator and other members answering email, video, and phoned-in questions from fans, can be seen below.

Doleful ghoulunatics brave enough to engage the hooded cannibals directly will have advice and insults hurled at them. With their unique brand of humor and sickness, Ghoul's Burning Questions will have you in stitches either through laughter or some more nefarious means.

Using the Mezmetron, a device they stole from their enemies on the album Transmission Zero, Ghoul have found they can break into the broadcast airwaves of Creepsylvania National Television (CNT). They will use this means to produce the show, Burning Questions, as well as continue to make more ghoulish videos available. It’s their fans’ chance to get a look into the catacombs of Ghoul and for Ghoul to engage an entire new audience of numbskulls.

Ghoul released their Hang Ten EP earlier this year via Tankcrimes. Recorded by Salvador Raya at Earhammer Studios in Oakland (birthing home of Ghoul's Splatterhash, Splatterthrash and Transmission Zero), mastered by Dan Randall at Mammoth Sound Mastering with cover art by Sean Aaberg of Pork Magazine, Hang Ten is pus-encrusted sonic surf metal celebration, boasting guest vocals from Tony Foresta (Municipal Waste, Iron Reagan) as Henchman #1 and the inimitable R.A. MacLean (ex-Deadbolt) as Kreeg, alongside Digestor, Cremator, Fermentor, Dissector and The Moron Cavern-Shackled Choir. Picking up where Transmission Zero left off, the limited edition six-song (mostly) instrumental 10" relays the tale of a Creepsylvania in ruins, and the terrible power struggle that ensues between two vicious motorcycle gangs.