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SKINNER Parts Ways With Drummer, Adds Guitarist

July 25, 2012

SKINNER, the San Francisco Bay Area thrash band led by former IMAGIKA frontman Norman Skinner, has parted ways with drummer Ramon Ochoa and has replaced him with Noe Luna from 3 LUNAS. In addition, a third guitarist, Luis San-Miguel, was recruited to enable SKINNER to deliver crushing rhythms over dual-guitar harmonies.

SKINNER's five-song EP, "The Enemy Within", features a range of the band's music — from brutally heavy to just plain heavy — and is available via SKINNER's web site and Amazon.com.

A video for the track "Hell In My Hands" can be viewed below.

SKINNER will perform, along with 15 other metal bands, at the Bay Area Metal Fest at the Oakland Metro on July 28.

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