For today's scare on thatsthethingaboutthat. Skeletons are defiantly scary. Skeleton's with keys terrifying!!! BOO!! Skeleton Key was a band from New York City that started in the mid 90s. Erik Sanko started the band and was the only constant member over the years. He described Skeleton Key as using antique microphones, primitive guitars, and unconventional percussion to create a sound that was luxurious, yet affordable. They remind me a bit of Soul Coughing a little bit.
They released an album on Capital Records in 1997. In 2002 they released an album on Mike Patton's label Ipecac which is how the ended up on tour opening up for Melvins and Tomahawk. I've shared the Tomahawk recording before but never the Melvins. I'll have to get that up at some point.
I missed the beginning of the set for some reason and the last song on the recording fades out. An incomplete capture but what I did get is pretty entertaining. Enjoy.
Skeleton Key
Fox Theatre
Boulder CO (USA)
2003-05-10
partial capture
Recorded and Presented By: SxPxDxCx
Source: Coresound CSB's - Sharp 722 minidisc
Transfer: Sony MDS-JE330 - UAC222 - Audition - CDWave - FLAC
Time: (27:12.61)
Kerosene *
01 Little Monster
02 Everybody's Crutch
03 Roost in Peace
04 Sawdust
05 Panic Bullets
06 Gravity Is the Enemy
07 Big Teeth (fades out)
* played but not on my recording
