Skin Culture
Skin Culture was a hard rock band from Boston that formed in 2001. The group consisted of Chris Doherty on vocals, Jamie Roberts on guitar, Dave Taylor on...
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Skin Culture was a hard rock band from Boston that formed in 2001. The group consisted of Chris Doherty on vocals, Jamie Roberts on guitar, Dave Taylor on bass, and Ben Bunker on drums. They released their self-titled debut album in 2002.
In 2003, the band put out 'Faith,' a song that became their most recognizable track. It appeared on their second album, 'The Faith,' which came out that same year. They followed that with 'The Redemption' in 2005.
Doherty's vocal style and the band's energetic approach gave them a particular sound. They were active through the mid-2000s, releasing those three studio albums during that period.
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