Skinner's Lane Debut Single - DEAR BRIGHTON
OUT NOW ON Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal and more...
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Produced by Russell Cottier.
Special thanks to techs Lilly Forster, Matt Griggs and Wilson Lim!

Dear Brighton

TO MY FACE
Available on all stream platforms: inc. Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Tidal, etc

Skinner's Lane second single!
"Combining raw and ferocious riffs with catchy choruses and an unwavering energy, To My Face is deliciously angsty." 
- Ellipsis Magazine
http://ellipsisliverpool.com/preview-skinners-lane-to-my-face/
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Produced by Russell Cottier
Artwork by Connor Di Leo
Photos by Selina Borji

To My Face

Once Again by Skinner's Lane.

Recorded by Carter Fleming & Josh Wakelam. Mixed by Tom Anderson. Mastered by James Ramsden. Produced by Zak Langford-Do.

Artwork by Paris Clare.
Edits and graphic fonts by Kev Butler.

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An unorthodox collection of individuals, Skinner’s Lane excite listeners with their international twist on British music culture. Hailing from Sandefjord, Liverpool and San Francisco, Skinner’s Lane are a band built on a strong foundation of technical musicality, with an emphasis on heavy and punky guitar sounds reminiscent of old school noughties garage rock. 

"With the riff's combined with the frontman Zak' s energy, the place filled fast. Through the Canadian accent and the American humour, Zak and his band definitely set the bar high for acts to follow." - Purple Revolver. 

After a lightning start to 2019, Skinner’s Lane are sparking a fire that burns bright in the heart of the Liverpool music scene. In recent months, they have performed alongside notable bands from around the UK and Europe, such as COLOUR, INC from Spain and The Ravellas. Skinner’s Lane are truly on their way.

“A first glimpse of the talent the boys are capable of” - Liverpool Noise. 

“Instantly reminiscent of the sounds of The Clash but with elements of early Arctic Monkeys and Black Keys” - One Great Song.

Skinner's Lane © 2019

Skinner's Lane

Once Again

Every Time by Skinner's Lane.

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Luke Smith. Produced by Zak Langford-Do & Luke Smith. Recorded at Boxyard Studios.

Artwork by Lucas Gill (of Nana White Pepper).

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Liverpool’s Skinner’s Lane are an unorthodox collection of Californian, Norwegian and British individuals, with a reputation for their electric live sets, and outlandish, chaotic stage performances. Drawing from indie, classic and alternative rock, as well as left-field progressive and psychedelic influences, the explosive three-piece have taken their unique sound on tour around the UK, and have performed at festivals including the BBC 6 Music Fringe Festival.

With further plans for a string of upcoming releases, and another tour going into 2020, Skinner’s Lane are a band not about to let typical British-band stereotypes bring down their individualistic musical style and swagger.

Every Time

An unorthodox collection of individuals, Skinner’s Lane are an explosive three-piece band from Liverpool. Although two members originate as far as San Francisco and Sandefjord (Norway), they have built a reputation for their electric live sets combining expert musicianship with outlandish melodic-craft and chaotic stage performances drawing from indie, classic and alternative rock and as far radical as progressive and psychedelic rock influences.

Having grafted and matured in the competitive cut-throat environment of Liverpool, 2019 has seen the band take their slant on British music around the UK on tour, with further appearances at festivals including BBC Music 6 Fringe, Threshold Festival and Funk in the Forest. Set for more releases and supporting UK touring acts across Liverpool and Manchester this autumn, Skinner’s Lane are a band not afraid to let typical British-band stereotypes bring down their individualistic musical style and swagger.

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“Like the Duracell bunny on speed, Skinner’s Lane owned the stage and the floor, it was a performance that was both exciting and impressive,”​ ​– ​Manchester Rocks.

"With the riff's combined with the frontman Zak's energy, the place filled fast. Through the Canadian accent and the American humour, the band definitely set the bar high for acts to follow,"​ ​– ​Purple Revolver.

"Combining heavy psychedelic influences with a rock twists the band gave a high energy performance while managing to deliver a tight sound."​ –​ ​Getintothis.

“Instantly reminiscent of the sounds of The Clash but with elements of early Arctic Monkeys and Black Keys,”​ – ​One Great Song.

“The most energetic band all weekend!”​ ​– ​You Haven’t Heard This Music Before.