Album US 2011 on Race Car Productions label
Electronic and Rock (New Wave, Post-Punk)
With the release of Ravage, Skeleton Hands releases their second offering with a song near and dear to their hearts. Born of both melancholy and heartache, Ravage is a love letter spelling revenge. Opening from the heart strings and plunging into a deep, dark cave of percussion with a formidable, arpeggiated bassline, Ravage is rife with both hope and of the haunt. Hope is found in the melodic stings of the guitar where the haunt is found in the incessant stabs of the percussion and baseline. It is only more confounded by the cool melody and words that fall over you like a fog creeping through the night. Focusing on the beat and highlighting the vocals, the infamous Outputmessage provides a full-blown jammer. Syncopated rhythms and stabs take this back to the true roots of Skeleton Hands, electrofied. Clicks and cuts run rampant pulling the remix right back into a melodic body rock. The Librarian provides a remix culminating from a land of deep distrust. Visions of long nights, cold steel, and flashing lights cooled with the deep pulses tapping to infinity. The Librarian offers remorse and consolation through the quick tinges of strings only to be let off by a warm rush of blood down the back. Mogi Grumbles reconstructs Ravage as a funk-laden masterpiece. It pulls listeners into an unrelenting lullaby filled with melodic storytelling only to rejoice in the dirtiest of punchlines like a riddle with a sardonic smile.
![]() | Skeleton Hands , *2010 US album by |
Skeleton Hands artwork by |
Kevin Frey mastered by |
Outputmessage remix |
The Librarian remix |
Mogi Grumbles remix |
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Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | ![]() | Ravage | Skeleton Hands | ||
2 | ![]() | Ravage (Outputmessage Remix) | Skeleton Hands | ||
3 | ![]() | Ravage (The Librarian's Knife In The Back Remix) | Skeleton Hands | ||
4 | Ravage (Mogi Grumbles Love Triangle Remix) | Skeleton Hands |
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