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The Return Of SKOLD

November 5, 2009

After stints with KMFDM, MARILYN MANSON and SKOLD VS. KMFDM as producer/songwriter/guitarist/bassist, Tim Skold has once again recorded under the SKOLD banner.

Growing from production duties on MARILYN MANSON's cover versions of "Tainted Love" and "Personal Jesus" to songwriting and production duties on the MARILYN MANSON albums "Golden Age Of Grotesque" and "Eat Me, Drink Me", SKOLD has returned darker, harder and heavier than ever.

The song "I Will Not Forget" from the all-new forthcoming SKOLD album, will be featured in episode #107 of ABC's new epic drama "FlashForward", airing tonight (November 5). Two more songs, "A Dark Star" and "Bullets Ricochet", will also be available.

The new full-length SKOLD CD is expected in early 2010.

For for more information, visit www.skold.com.

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