Skill of the Kill
Sponge
Performed By
Sponge
Album UPC
885767447578
CD Baby Track ID
9383486
Label
Three One Three Records
Released
2012-03-16
BPM
118
Rated
0
ISRC
uscgj1217476
Year
2012
Spotify Plays
2,712
Writers
Writer
Vin Dombroski;marlon Young;al Sutton
Pub Co
Three One Three Music;jo Ray Dean Music Inc;suttone Music
Composer
Vin Dombroski;marlon Young;al Sutton
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceEasy Clear
Rights Controlled
Master
Rights
Easy Clear: Master
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - United States
Description
This is the sixth studio album release from Sponge.
The band recruited Marlon Young writer and guitar player extraordinaire as well as producer Al Sutton both of Kid Rock fame on songs "No DOA on Sunday","Skill Of The Kill" and "Time Bomb USA".
The band recruited Marlon Young writer and guitar player extraordinaire as well as producer Al Sutton both of Kid Rock fame on songs "No DOA on Sunday","Skill Of The Kill" and "Time Bomb USA".
Notes
Sponge has proven to be one of the Motor City's heaviest hitters after gaining international notoriety with 1994's debut album "Rotting Piñata." Emerging out of Detroit with hits like "Plowed" and "Molly (16 Candles)" Sponge received massive airplay on radio stations from coast to coast and were in heavy rotation on MTV. After "Rotting Piñata" went Gold, the band toured internationally, sharing the stage with Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, and Live. Sponge was also a featured artist at Lollapalooza in both 1995 and 1996. The band stood out as one of the 1990's most charismatic live acts. Front man Vinnie Dombroski's powerful voice, heart-on-his- sleeve lyrics and stage presence captivated numerous audiences and still continues to bring down any house he steps in. Sponge's follow up CD to Rotting Piñata, the critically lauded Wax Ecstatic included the hit songs "Wax Ecstatic" and "Have You Seen Mary?" They followed up with their third release New Pop Sunday and several Soundtrack and compilation appearances. Sponge's Idol Records debut, For All the Drugs in the World, is a swirling sonic attack that has it's roots in the classic rock of Aerosmith and The Rolling Stones, 70's glam and of course, the Motor City influences of The Stooges, The MC5 and Motown-but at the same time sounds like nothing else.
In recent years Sponge fans have seen the release of records like
The Man (2005) and Galore Galore (2008) as the band continues to bring it’s live
show to all points across the U.S.
In recent years Sponge fans have seen the release of records like
The Man (2005) and Galore Galore (2008) as the band continues to bring it’s live
show to all points across the U.S.
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