SKOLD: 'Suck' Single Details Revealed

January 29, 2011

After stints with KMFDM, MARILYN MANSON and SKOLD VS. KMFDM as producer/songwriter/guitarist/bassist, Tim Skold will return this spring with his first full-length solo album in 15 years, "Anomie". Delivering a snarky CD single prelude on April 12 via Metropolis Records, "Suck", setting the stage for a May 10 full album release, SKOLD steps up once again, supplying sonic solvent for the huffing social cynics.

According to a press release, "Suck" raises a flag taken up by cohorts and allies like COMBICHRIST, KMFDM, 16VOLT and FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY, who have shown up to contribute their own remixes of the track. Three additional SKOLD tracks round out the single-cum-EP: "I Will Not Forget", "Bullets Ricochet" and "A Dark Star".

Fans can hear a 60 second sample of "Suck" on SKOLD's MySpace page.

"Suck" single track listing:

01. Suck (3:35)
02. Suck - Suck And Mop Up (16VOLT remix) (3:36)
03. Suck - Down On Your Knees (FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY remix) (6:34)
04. Suck - Gag It And Tag It (COMBICHRIST remix) (4:28)
05. Suck - My Glock (BITTEREN ENDE remix) (4:27)
06. I Will Not Forget (5:02)
07. A Dark Star (4:44)
08. Bullets Ricochet (5:59)

Gestating through production and composition with such artists as KMFDM and MARILYN MANSON, producing feats like the #1 Billboard-charting album "The Golden Age Of Grotesque" (featuring the song "mOBSCENE", which was nominated for a Grammy Award for "Best Metal Performance") and the critically acclaimed "Eat Me, Drink Me", Skold arrived prodigiously throughout 2009, having dispatched the album SKOLD VS. KMFDM and three new solo teaser tracks — "I Will Not Forget", "Bullets Ricochet" and "A Dark Star" — garnished with validation by accolades of TV placement in shows like "NCIS" and "FlashForward", and rabid fan consumption.

For more information, visit www.skold.com.

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