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- Representative Albums: "Breathing the Fire", "Beyond the Permafrost
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| Skeletonwitch | |
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| Origin | Athens, Ohio, United States |
| Genres | Thrash metal, black metal |
| Years active | 2003-present |
| Labels | Prosthetic, Shredded |
| Associated acts | Warbringer, Evile, Municipal Waste. |
| Website | www.skeletonwitch.com |
| Members | |
| Chance Garnett Nate Garnett Scott Hedrick Evan Linger Derrick Nau |
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| Former members | |
| Eric Harris Jimi Shestina James Watson |
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Skeletonwitch is an American heavy metal band from Athens, Ohio. They are currently signed to Prosthetic Records. They are considered part of the "thrash revival" era along with Warbringer, Toxic Holocaust, and Municipal Waste.
Skeletonwitch's vocals are characteristically in the death metal/black metal vein, with Chance Garnette performing both the guttural shouts and the higher pitched shrieks. These vocals are considered by some to be somewhat at odds with the mostly NWOBHM-influenced guitar riffs and solos. Others see it as a hearkening back to the early thrash metal of Europe. [1] However severe the music itself may seem, the band also employs the use of melodies. [2]
Vocalist Chance Garnette and guitarist Nate Garnette are brothers.
They were one of four opening acts for the 2008 Blackest of the Black Tour, (created by Danzig founder and former Misfits member, Glenn Danzig). Other bands on this tour included the popular Norwegian band, Dimmu Borgir, and Danzig.
Skeletonwitch recently toured with Cannabis Corpse, a Cannibal Corpse tribute band with a pot-themed twist.[3][4]
The band has also been featured in the heavy metal magazines Decibel (Jan. 2008, issue 39), Revolver (Jan. 2008, issue 64), and Metal Maniacs (Nov./Dec. 2007, Vol.24, No. 12).[5]
Skeletonwitch recently released their third studio album by the name of Breathing The Fire on October 13th, 2009.
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| Year | Album, | Type | Label |
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| 2004 | At One With The Shadows | Studio Album | Shredded |
| 2005 | 2005 Demo | Demo | Self released |
| 2006 | Worship The Witch | EP | Self released |
| 2007 | Worship The Witch re-release | EP | Prosthetic |
| 2007 | Beyond the Permafrost | Studio Album | Prosthetic |
| 2009 | Breathing The Fire | Studio Album | Prosthetic |
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