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SKINNY PUPPY – BITESSkinny Puppy's 1985 album, Bites, is generally seen as a strong, influential debut in the industrial scene, showcasing their early, darker, and more atmospheric sound while still demonstrating the "willfully ugly and menacing" sonic textures that would become their trademark.

with the title track and "New Kid in Town" topping the Billboard Hot 100 and "Life in the Fast Lane" reaching No

'Let it be Me' is the best of the two due to some un-credited high energy female vocals

When its first track

Recut and remastered this for their 25th Anniversary

A Flight And A Crash Jack Of All Trades Paper Thin Instrumental Swinger A Clear Line Choked And Separated Old Rules Sons And Daughters Sunday Suit She Takes It So Well One More Time In The Gray Call It Trashing

for the last decade-plus

This situation reinforced trends within urban blues music such as the progressive electrification of the instruments

A nu-metal band writing about darkness as a source of triumph is no more unique than—or all that different from—a shoegaze band locating the signal of angelic harmony in the midst of abyssal noise

Available on standard black 2 LP

acoustic guitar and a single piano melody overdubbed onto the title track

- Quin Moreland

angular guitar and throbbing bass lines on “How Beautiful You Are …” subtly underline the melody instead of rubbing it out

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