Artist description To enter the world of Skingame is to be immersed in a sea of textures. Their music is a melodic electronic sound, pulled and filtered through the post-industrial world. Delving deep into sex, God, hate and love, each song presents a manifesto for a techno-skewed society.

Music Style Techno-Industrial

Musical Influences Skinny Puppy, KLF, Orbital, ATR, Propellerheads, Machines of Loving Grace, P-Funk, Miles Davis, David Sylvian..

Similar Artists See above.

Group Members Scott Shunk-Vocals, Electronics Brad Solomon-Electronics, Sequencing Mark Jackson-Guitars, Drum Loops Dustin DiTommaso-Bass Steve Kilroy-Drums

Instruments Power MacIntosh Computers, MOTU Digital Performer, ProTools, SyQuest Hard Drives, K2000's, AKAI 950, Prophet, several Oberheim Matrix 1000, Waldorf Pulse.

Albums Skingame Debut

Press Reviews "Skingame have released one of 1997's most exciting debuts." -The Rock UK "If you have ears that work, you need this disc." -Mixx Magazine " Innovativer... Geile Scheibe." -BREAK OUT Magazine, Germany "One of the best live bands in Boston... If the spirit doesn't move you, Skingame will." -The Noise "The first song on this SKINGAME-debut wasn't yet over when I made sure that this really is an independent release - and not a big major release, which fell into the wrong inbox. Indeed: The absolute first class production of this disc was performed by the band and it presents one of the best unsigned bands." -Rock Hard, Germany "Looming music, like foreshadowing in a Hitchcock film. Dark, powerful, impressive." -Lollipop "Skingame is a band which, by far, transcends the usual gambit of musical scenarios so prevalent in today's music." -Cradle Magazine "I don't know how many times I've listened to this tape already (too many to mention!), and I want more!" -Unsigned Bands Webpage "I had a BLAST tonight!" -Entropy Press "Boston must be damn proud to have a local band the caliber of SKINGAME. This band kicks some major ass." -Open Up and Say...

Location Boston, MA - USA

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