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Band of Skulls: Band of Skulls is an alternative garage rock band from England.
They originally performed as Fleeing New York before becoming Band of Skulls in 2008.
The band formed when Russel Marsden, Emma Richardson and Matt Hayward met in college and connected over their shared love of music.
Though they’ve only released one full album (and an EP in 2010), they have had a great deal of commercial success.
Their music has been featured in advertising, TV series, and video games.
They are planning to release their latest album, “Sweet Sour” in February, 2012.
Like their first album, “Sweet Sour” is filled with the sort of melodic ballads and catchy hooks that caused their song “Friends” to be featured on the soundtrack for Twilight: New Moon.
Fans of Band of Skulls can follow the band on facebook where they can find links to articles, interviews, and newly released tracks, as well as compete in contests and competitions that Band of Skulls frequently posts.
Band of Skulls: Band of Skulls at Wulfrun Hall live on Friday, 02 March 2012 in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. For tickets to see Band of Skulls at Wulfrun Hall, see the list of ticket prices.
Band of Skulls at Wulfrun Hall in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire on Friday, 02 March 2012.
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