Skindoll
Skindoll was an alternative rock band that came up in the 1990s, led by vocalist Skin. Their sound had a raw, grunge-influenced quality early on, heard on...
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Skindoll was an alternative rock band that came up in the 1990s, led by vocalist Skin. Their sound had a raw, grunge-influenced quality early on, heard on their debut album 'Residual Noise.' Later records like 'Amidst the Crowd' and 'Spiderman' moved toward something more melodic and introspective.
The band's lineup included Skin on vocals, Ben Curtis on guitar, Chris Wilson on bass, and Scott May on drums. Skin's lyrics often dealt with difficult subjects, which sometimes drew criticism. Their 1996 song 'Afraid' became particularly well-known, along with tracks like 'Fake Screem Of Colors' and 'Greeting For Tomorrow.'
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