Devil." The first album ended with "Genesis", the birth of the Antichrist, and Infestissumam continues from the Antichrist's birth onward. Reception Opus Eponymous entered the Sverigetopplistan Albums Top 60 chart at No. 59, staying on the charts for 5 weeks and peaking at No. 50. The album was nominated for the 2011 Grammis Award (the Swedish equivalent to the Grammy Awards) in the "Best Hard Rock" category. In the June 2011 edition of Sweden Rock Magazine it was named the third best album in the past decade, with the first two being The Final Frontier and A Matter of Life and Death by Iron Maiden. The album's cover was declared the fourth best of 2010 by Revolver magazine. Noisecreep listed Ghost's version of "Here Comes the Sun" at number six on their list of the 10 Best Metal Cover Songs. In their roundup of the 25 Best Metal Albums of 2010–2019, the music blog MetalSucks declared Opus Eponymous to be the 5th best metal album of the '10s. In 2015, Benjamin Hedge Olson of PopMatters called Opus Eponymous a 21st-century classic: "The production oozed spot-on early-'80s atmosphere, the lyrics were blatantly Satanic without being silly, and whomever Nameless Ghoul wrote those tracks was a master of hooks and melody." Track listing All original songs credited to "A Ghoul Writer" in the booklet; actual writing credits adapted from ASCAP. Personnel Ghost In the liner notes, the performers are only credited as Ghost. Tobias Forge – vocals, guitars, keyboards (uncredited) Gustaf Lindström – bass (uncredited) Ludvig Kennberg – drums (uncredited) Additional personnel Tobias Forge (credited as "Gene Walker") – production Jaime Gomez Arellano – mixing, mastering Simon Söderberg – recording Joakim Kärling – additional recording Basilevs 254 – artwork Trident Arts – design References 2010 debut albums Ghost (Swedish band) albums Rise Above Records albums