No, the notoriously secretive Swedish metal band, which includes frontman Papa Emeritus II and his backing band of Nameless Ghouls, did not reveal their true identities.

The six-piece did, however, reveal some of the techniques they used to keep their names and faces hidden in an increasingly privacy-conscious world.

Instead, one of the Nameless Ghouls appeared for a brief Q&A with fans, answering various questions.

The Nameless Ghouls are Ghost’s members. They go by the moniker ‘Nameless Ghouls’ in order to remain anonymous.

When the band performs live, there are currently eight Ghouls who play all of the instruments alongside the frontman.

Ghoulettes and Ghulehs are the names given to three female Ghouls. The Ghouls wear nearly identical face-mask outfits that change with each album period.

The frontman of the band, known as ‘Papa Emeritus,’ wears a prosthetic mask of skull face paint and appears to be a “demonic anti-Pope.”

Each record cycle has resulted in a change in the band’s appearance. Despite the fact that the vocalist is almost always depicted as the same iconic character, there are minor differences in appearance and even behavior from previous iterations.

The Nameless Ghouls, aka Ghost BC, who are dressed in identical devil masks and costumes, represent the five elements or instrumentalities(fire, water, air, earth, and aether or quintessence). At the same time, their leader, Papa Emeritus, is the group’s anti-pope symbol.

In a 2016 interview with “Big Smash Radio,” Forge admitted that the mystery surrounding GHOST has contributed to the band’s success.

Former Ghost members are reportedly suing Ghost frontman Papa Emeritus (Tobias Forge). According to a report, four of Ghost’s former ghouls are attempting to extort $22,000 from Forge.

Ghost lineup changes have been rumored for the majority of 2017.

Ghost, also known as Ghost B.C. in the United States, is a Swedish rock band founded in Linköping in 2006.

They debuted with a three-track demo in 2010, followed by a 7-inch vinyl titled “Elizabeth” and, later, their debut full-length album Opus Eponymous.

Kerrang! named the song “Ritual” one of the “50 Most Evil Songs Ever.” The Grammy-nominated album received widespread acclaim and significantly increased their popularity.

Infestissumam, their second album, and the major-label debut was released in 2013, peaked at number one in Sweden, and earned the Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock/Metal Album.

Its lead single, “Cirice,” earned them a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2016. Prequelle, the band’s fourth studio album, was released in 2018.