There are two bands with this name:
1) Botswana's Skinflint deliver heavy metal in the vein of classic Iron Maiden, without veering completely away from African musical tradition. Their songs are likewise based on African fantasy and mythology, thereby expanding the metal universe by a few more gods, kings, and demons. The band's releases "IKLWA" and "GAUNA" are considered pioneering examples of blending traditional heavy metal with African elements.
Members:
Giuseppe Sbrana (vocals, guitar)
Kebonye Nkoloso (bass)
Sandra Sbrana (drums)
Past members:
Mothusi Mahuri (drums)
http://www.skinflintmetal.com/home.cfm
http://www.myspace.com/skinflint123
http://www.facebook.com/SKINFLINTMETAL/
http://www.youtube.com/skinflint123
http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Skinflint/3540321606
2) Skinflint formed in 1998, and after a few lineup and directional changes began to make a name for themselves on the pub covers circuit in 1999. After tightening up their act and gaining valuable live experience the band started working their own material into their covers set, which was often recieved better than their cover versions. Over 2001 and 2002 the band underwent several recording sessions at various studios, the results of which were compiled onto what became known as the 'untitled Skinflint EP' which sold very well at gigs. In 2003 the band wrote and recorded a full 9 track album in Kev and Al's house without budget. The 'Figure of 8' album surpassed the EP's sales in a matter of months, and is still a much requested CD at gigs. A year of heavy gigging in 2004 saw the band play at gigs ranging from the Ox Inn in Stanley to the Cavern Club in Liverpool, and at several major motorcycle club rallies. During this time the band started including some newer material in the set which was heavier and more technical than the songs from Figure of 8, and these songs were recorded in early 2005 on the 'Erase the Memory' EP, which sold out it's entire first pressing at it's launch gig at Trillians in Newcastle. The band are continually gigging and working on new material, so check out the listings for forthcoming gigs.
http://www.myspace.com/skinflintrock
and
www.skinflintonline.co.uk
1) Botswana's Skinflint deliver heavy metal in the vein of classic Iron Maiden, without veering completely away from African musical tradition. Their songs are likewise based on African fantasy and mythology, thereby expanding the metal universe by a few more gods, kings, and demons. The band's releases "IKLWA" and "GAUNA" are considered pioneering examples of blending traditional heavy metal with African elements.
Members:
Giuseppe Sbrana (vocals, guitar)
Kebonye Nkoloso (bass)
Sandra Sbrana (drums)
Past members:
Mothusi Mahuri (drums)
http://www.skinflintmetal.com/home.cfm
http://www.myspace.com/skinflint123
http://www.facebook.com/SKINFLINTMETAL/
http://www.youtube.com/skinflint123
http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Skinflint/3540321606
2) Skinflint formed in 1998, and after a few lineup and directional changes began to make a name for themselves on the pub covers circuit in 1999. After tightening up their act and gaining valuable live experience the band started working their own material into their covers set, which was often recieved better than their cover versions. Over 2001 and 2002 the band underwent several recording sessions at various studios, the results of which were compiled onto what became known as the 'untitled Skinflint EP' which sold very well at gigs. In 2003 the band wrote and recorded a full 9 track album in Kev and Al's house without budget. The 'Figure of 8' album surpassed the EP's sales in a matter of months, and is still a much requested CD at gigs. A year of heavy gigging in 2004 saw the band play at gigs ranging from the Ox Inn in Stanley to the Cavern Club in Liverpool, and at several major motorcycle club rallies. During this time the band started including some newer material in the set which was heavier and more technical than the songs from Figure of 8, and these songs were recorded in early 2005 on the 'Erase the Memory' EP, which sold out it's entire first pressing at it's launch gig at Trillians in Newcastle. The band are continually gigging and working on new material, so check out the listings for forthcoming gigs.
http://www.myspace.com/skinflintrock
and
www.skinflintonline.co.uk
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