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Biography
Skrew was formed in 1990 in Austin, Texas, by Adam Grossman (guitars/vocals/programming) and Danny Lohner (guitars/background vocals/programming). The band rose from the ashes of crossover thrash band Angkor Wat, of which Grossman and Lohner were members. Skrew recruited local Austin area musicians, as well as Al Jourgensen of Ministry, to record and produce its 1991 debut album Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame. The album fared well commercially (out-selling every debut on the Metal Blade catalog) and received high praise from critics. It was during this period that Lohner left the band initially auditioning for the Red Hot Chili Peppers before being hired by Nine Inch Nails.
Skrew proceeded to work on its second release, Dusted, which was released in 1994. This album saw the addition of keyboardist Jim Vollentine, who would remain with the band for the remainder of its career. Like its predecessor, Dusted was highly praised by critics and fans, and is still considered a classic in field of industrial metal by many fans of the genre. Commercially, however, it was less successful than Burning.
The band's music then underwent significant change, probably due to a head on automobile collision that Grossman experienced in 1995, the result of which was the 1996 album Shadow of Doubt. The album largely moved away from the band's previous sound, featuring more of a slow, extreme thrash metal sound somewhat similar to other 1990s metal bands such as Machine Head. The band went through several member changes in the next year, but by 1997, Grossman had a stable line-up and released the band's final album, Angel Seed XXIII, which featured a style somewhat reminiscent of the then-emerging nu metal genre. The album received even less attention than its predecessor due to a lack of support from their label. Skrew announced its break-up in 1998.
In late 2009 Grossman began putting the pieces of SKREW back together again. SKREW are set for their live Debut on February 12, 2011 in Austin, Texas with a follow up appearance in March 2011 at the SXSW music festival. The new material is much more politically oriented in terms of lyrics and musically might be more comparable to the Scandinavian extreme metal scene all the while maintaining the roots of what always set SKREW apart from the field, a twisted, sickly bed of electronic discomfort.
Current members
Adam Grossman (Guitars, Programing, Vocals) (Angkor Wat)
Bill Ables (Guitars)
Dusty Kohn (Guitars)
Myke Bingham (Bass)
Paul Gooch (Programing, Percussion, Backing Vocals)
David Baxter (Drums, Programing)
Ty Pickett aka VSYR (Vocals)
Former members
______________
Danny Lohner (Guitars/Vocals) (Angkor Wat, Nine Inch Nails)
Mike "Possum"/"Riggs" Robinson (Guitars) (Prong, Rob Zombie)
Clay Campbell (Guitars) (Burn, Scum Of The Earth)
Bobby Gustafson (Guitars) (Cycle Sluts From Hell, Overkill, Response Negative)
Mike Peoples (Bass) (16 Volt)
Brandon Workman (Bass) (Burn, Scum Of The Earth)
Robb Lampmann (Guitars)
Jason Chipman (Guitars)
Chris Ault (Keyboards)
Mark Dufour (Drums)
Chadwick Davis (Bass)
Eddie Travis (Drums) (Chlorine)
Steve "Snake" Green (Guitars) (Re:Ignition, Skinlab)
Marc "Frap" Frappier (Bass) (Circus Of Power)
Jim Vollentine (Keyboards)
Chris Istas (Drums) (Pitbull Daycare, Torso, Vox Demonna, Moore)
Kyle Sanders (Bass) (Blood Simple. Monstro)
__________
Discography
__________
Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame (1991)
Orifice
Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame
Cold Angel Press
Charlemagne
Gemini
Inderstructible
Feast
Once Alive
Symphathy for the Devil
Poisonous
Prey Flesh
Dusted (1994)
In Tongues
Seeded
Picasso Trigger
Albatross
Jesus Skrew Superstar
Skrew Saves
Season for Whither
Sour
Mouthful of Dust
Godsdog
Shadow of Doubt (1996)
She Said
Black Eye
Knotted Twig
Head
Swallow
Sam I Am
Going Down
Generator
Dark Ride
Crawl
Angel Seed XXIII (1997)
Open Up
Sea Man
Seventh Eye
King of the Hole
Porcelain
Kosmo's Seed
Sputnik
Angel Suck
Horsey (Man)
Slip
Helter Skelter (Bonus)
Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Skrew was formed in 1990 in Austin, Texas, by Adam Grossman (guitars/vocals/programming) and Danny Lohner (guitars/background vocals/programming). The band rose from the ashes of crossover thrash band Angkor Wat, of which Grossman and Lohner were members. Skrew recruited local Austin area musicians, as well as Al Jourgensen of Ministry, to record and produce its 1991 debut album Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame. The album fared well commercially (out-selling every debut on the Metal Blade catalog) and received high praise from critics. It was during this period that Lohner left the band initially auditioning for the Red Hot Chili Peppers before being hired by Nine Inch Nails.
Skrew proceeded to work on its second release, Dusted, which was released in 1994. This album saw the addition of keyboardist Jim Vollentine, who would remain with the band for the remainder of its career. Like its predecessor, Dusted was highly praised by critics and fans, and is still considered a classic in field of industrial metal by many fans of the genre. Commercially, however, it was less successful than Burning.
The band's music then underwent significant change, probably due to a head on automobile collision that Grossman experienced in 1995, the result of which was the 1996 album Shadow of Doubt. The album largely moved away from the band's previous sound, featuring more of a slow, extreme thrash metal sound somewhat similar to other 1990s metal bands such as Machine Head. The band went through several member changes in the next year, but by 1997, Grossman had a stable line-up and released the band's final album, Angel Seed XXIII, which featured a style somewhat reminiscent of the then-emerging nu metal genre. The album received even less attention than its predecessor due to a lack of support from their label. Skrew announced its break-up in 1998.
In late 2009 Grossman began putting the pieces of SKREW back together again. SKREW are set for their live Debut on February 12, 2011 in Austin, Texas with a follow up appearance in March 2011 at the SXSW music festival. The new material is much more politically oriented in terms of lyrics and musically might be more comparable to the Scandinavian extreme metal scene all the while maintaining the roots of what always set SKREW apart from the field, a twisted, sickly bed of electronic discomfort.
Current members
Adam Grossman (Guitars, Programing, Vocals) (Angkor Wat)
Bill Ables (Guitars)
Dusty Kohn (Guitars)
Myke Bingham (Bass)
Paul Gooch (Programing, Percussion, Backing Vocals)
David Baxter (Drums, Programing)
Ty Pickett aka VSYR (Vocals)
Former members
______________
Danny Lohner (Guitars/Vocals) (Angkor Wat, Nine Inch Nails)
Mike "Possum"/"Riggs" Robinson (Guitars) (Prong, Rob Zombie)
Clay Campbell (Guitars) (Burn, Scum Of The Earth)
Bobby Gustafson (Guitars) (Cycle Sluts From Hell, Overkill, Response Negative)
Mike Peoples (Bass) (16 Volt)
Brandon Workman (Bass) (Burn, Scum Of The Earth)
Robb Lampmann (Guitars)
Jason Chipman (Guitars)
Chris Ault (Keyboards)
Mark Dufour (Drums)
Chadwick Davis (Bass)
Eddie Travis (Drums) (Chlorine)
Steve "Snake" Green (Guitars) (Re:Ignition, Skinlab)
Marc "Frap" Frappier (Bass) (Circus Of Power)
Jim Vollentine (Keyboards)
Chris Istas (Drums) (Pitbull Daycare, Torso, Vox Demonna, Moore)
Kyle Sanders (Bass) (Blood Simple. Monstro)
__________
Discography
__________
Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame (1991)
Orifice
Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame
Cold Angel Press
Charlemagne
Gemini
Inderstructible
Feast
Once Alive
Symphathy for the Devil
Poisonous
Prey Flesh
Dusted (1994)
In Tongues
Seeded
Picasso Trigger
Albatross
Jesus Skrew Superstar
Skrew Saves
Season for Whither
Sour
Mouthful of Dust
Godsdog
Shadow of Doubt (1996)
She Said
Black Eye
Knotted Twig
Head
Swallow
Sam I Am
Going Down
Generator
Dark Ride
Crawl
Angel Seed XXIII (1997)
Open Up
Sea Man
Seventh Eye
King of the Hole
Porcelain
Kosmo's Seed
Sputnik
Angel Suck
Horsey (Man)
Slip
Helter Skelter (Bonus)
Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
With a career spanning two decades, SKREW returns with it's industrialized metal ferocity. Currently finishing their new album "Universal Immolation," SKREW is ready to take it’s riot on the road.
Fueled by anger at the present global state of affairs, these six individuals came together with one goal in mind: to create the soundtrack for the coming of days. Combining unrelenting drums and brutal guitars, laying in a bed of electronic discomfort, and laced with smart scathing vocals, SKREW has returned. Known for their jaw dropping live performances, and groundbreaking production both in North America, and Europe, SKREW is playing their first live shows in a decade. With a new line up, this version of SKREW promises to be the strongest, most ferocious to date. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Fueled by anger at the present global state of affairs, these six individuals came together with one goal in mind: to create the soundtrack for the coming of days. Combining unrelenting drums and brutal guitars, laying in a bed of electronic discomfort, and laced with smart scathing vocals, SKREW has returned. Known for their jaw dropping live performances, and groundbreaking production both in North America, and Europe, SKREW is playing their first live shows in a decade. With a new line up, this version of SKREW promises to be the strongest, most ferocious to date. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.