BandCamp
BandCamp formed in 2012 with Skeleton Belts on vocals, Mister Bones on guitar, Lady Ribs on bass, and Dr. Skull on drums. Their music pulls from post-punk and...
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BandCamp formed in 2012 with Skeleton Belts on vocals, Mister Bones on guitar, Lady Ribs on bass, and Dr. Skull on drums. Their music pulls from post-punk and experimental electronica, with lyrics that often circle themes of mortality and alienation. They put out albums like 'Bones and Belts' in 2013 and 'Memento Mori' in 2020.
Songs like 'Skeleton's Belts' and 'Someone' give a sense of their sound, haunting, a bit raw, with an eccentric edge. Their work has drawn both praise and criticism, partly for lyrics that can feel provocative, as in 'The Corpse Bride,' which took aim at how death gets turned into commerce.
They've kept at it through the 2010s, releasing records every few years without much mainstream fanfare. The band's name and the members' stage aliases suggest a consistent, slightly macabre aesthetic, but they haven't offered much about their origins or personal backgrounds.
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