Saturday Night Massacre

Formed in 1982, Live Skull is hailed by many fans as the ultimate New York noise band. Alongside Sonic Youth and Swans, they defined 'noise rock' in the 80s. With a series of epic live shows and eight revolutionary records that decade, they led the post - No Wave underground music scene in NYC. Their classic records, both intense and oddly alluring, craft catchy hooks from the most unexpected elements, reinventing traditional rock in ways that influenced their peers. After a 30 - year hiatus, Live Skull will drop a new album, Saturday Night Massacre, in early November via Bronson Recordings. It features current members Mark C, Rich Hutchins, and Kent Heine, plus former members Thalia Zadek and Marnie Greenholz.

To enjoy Live Skull's new album Saturday Night Massacre, simply play it on your preferred music player like Spotify, Apple Music or a CD player if you get a physical copy. For the best experience, listen in a quiet place so you can fully soak up the unique noise - rock vibes. There aren't many special precautions, but make sure your device's volume isn't set too high to avoid potential hearing damage. If you have a physical CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight to prevent scratches and damage. This will help preserve the quality of the music for many listens to come.