Artist description Skeksis was conceived in the summer of 2000 as a response to the barrage of shit the music industry can't stop throwing at the public. There will be no white rap in Skeksis and our bass strings will not flap against the necks of our basses, we know how to tune our instruments. There will be no retro 70's crap and there will be no red baseball caps or crying about daddy. There will only be the music. Songs which will speak for themselves through defiance and emotional worth. You will listen, you will be abused and you will leave a here a different person than that which entered.

Music Style Industrial Metal Trash

Musical Influences Misery Loves Company, Strapping Young Lad, Slayer, Ministry, Salvo, Neurosis, Sheer Terror, Carcass, Skinny Puppy, KMFDM, Paradise Lost, Samael, Covenant, dayinthelife..., Misfits, Social Distortion, Faith No More, Arch Enemy, In Flames, Shadows Fall, Chemlab

Similar Artists 16 Volt, Misery Loves Company, God Lives Underwater, Skrew

Artist History You want the truth? Started back in the 60's but had to go into hiding after master minding the John F Kennedy assasination. We resurfaced to buy Jim Morrison his last bottle of booze and then again to help Jim Jones serve some refreshments. The time has come, no more hiding.

Group Members Derrick Prince aided by friends from time to time.

Instruments Mocking Bird, Kelly, KORG M3R, Dell Dimension XPS P3 450, DM5 Mod, Yamaha FB-01, Heroin, Hatred, Apathy, etc.

Albums The White Album, Back In Black, Synpathy For The Devil, Angst, Pretty Hate Machine, Nevermind, Reload, Reign In Blood, Straight Outa Compton, Meloncholy and the Infinite Sadness

Press Reviews Generally I find the press to be quite revolting and frivolous. We give them two thumbs down.

Additional Info You can go fuck yourself.

Location Babylon, New York - USA

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