Skinniman Dancing
Skinniman Dancing formed in Los Angeles in the late 1980s around vocalist Tyra Heart, guitarist Damien Steel, bassist Jesse Stone, and drummer Jake Bone....
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Skinniman Dancing formed in Los Angeles in the late 1980s around vocalist Tyra Heart, guitarist Damien Steel, bassist Jesse Stone, and drummer Jake Bone. Their sound pulled from hard rock, heavy metal, and punk, with Heart's lyrics and the band's aggressive playing giving it a rough, direct edge.
In 1991, they released their first album, 'Hellfire,' and the single 'Hot As Hell' became a breakout hit. The song's blunt energy and driving rhythm got heavy radio play and pushed the band into wider recognition. They followed with two more albums, 'Burn Like Fire' in 1993 and 'Phoenix Rising' in 1996.
Other tracks like 'Kamikaze Camel' and 'Wide Awake' kept up the band's loud, confrontational style. Their lyrics often dealt with sex, drugs, and violence, which sometimes drew criticism but fit the music's unpolished tone. The group's run was relatively brief, but those three records captured a specific, gritty rock sound from that period.
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