After delighting the punters at Bloodstock this past weekend with their ingenious mascot, Goaty, Green Lung have a wicked new tune out called Black Magick Radio.

They played it for the first time on stage at Summer Breeze last night, which conveniently happened to fall during the eclipse.

In the song, they nod to London proto-goth landmarks such as the Soho cafe Le Macabre and The Process Church of the Final Judgement, a pre-Manson cult based in Mayfair). It taps into the themes of their upcoming album, Necropolitan, which arrives on September 11 via Nuclear Blast.

“Black Magick Radio is our love letter to occult rock itself, and a promise to spread its gospel as widely as we possibly can,” the band say. “All together now… Eko Eko Azarak, Eko Eko Zomelak…"

Check it out below:

Green Lung have also announced some record signings for the weekend of the album release. They’ll be coming to London’s Rough Trade East on September 11, then head to HMV Manchester the next day. They’ll also come to Birmingham’s HMV Vault on September 13 and finish in Bristol at Rough Trade on September 14. You might even get the chance to take a selfie with Goaty…

Catch Green Lung on tour at the following:

Dance To The Grave Tour 2026

December

03 Antwerp, Trix
04 Frankfurt am Main, Batschkapp
05 Munich, Backstage
07 Vienna, Arena
08 Leipzig, Anker
10 Hamburg, Große Freiheit 36
11 Berlin, Astra Kulturhaus
12 Cologne, Carlswerk Victoria
13 Tilburg, O13
14 Paris, Bataclan
16 London, The Roundhouse
17 Bristol, Bristol Electric
18 Manchester, Manchester Academy
19 Dublin, The Academy
20 Glasgow, SWG3 Galvanizers

Last week, they were also confirmed to be playing Bloodstock next year.

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