Band of Skulls' Russell Marsden has been a fan of Gretsch guitars for a long time, and they played a big part in the recording of the U.K. trio's latest album Sweet Sour. Learn more about Marsden and his affinity for Gretsch guitars in the exclusive interview below.
Band of Skulls took to a jail for the music video for the latest single off 2012's Sweet Sour, a rollicking song called "You're Not Pretty But You Got It Goin' On." The clip, which was directed by Joe Connor, takes place inside a jail, where the convicts attempt to dance their way past a
On a scorching hot Friday at this year's Lollapalooza, Band of Skulls took the Google Play stage dressed all in black - probably not the best wardrobe choice for the 90-plus degree temperature. The humidity didn't faze the U.K. rockers, however, as they turned in a scorching 45-minute set with several tunes from their sophomore
In between Coachella performances, the U.K.'s Band of Skulls stopped by Los Angeles' KCRW studios last week for a quick appearance on Morning Becomes Eclectic. Watch Band of Skulls play "Sweet Sour" in the video below: "Sweet Sour" is the title track off Band of Skulls' latest album, which was released in February. For more
For such a fledgling group, Band of Skulls had a posh spot Sunday afternoon at Coachella. The British trio played the Main Stage at the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio, Calif., and the audience couldn’t have been more receptive to their hard rocking sound. With their sophomore full-length album, Sweet Sour, out this year, Band
Brit trio Band of Skulls drop by David Letterman to perform the title track off sophomore album Sweet Sour. Watch the clip below, featuring Russell Marsden finding a sweet spot on his polished Gretsch Black Falcon.
U.K. rockers Band of Skulls came out smoking at FILTER Magazine’s Showdown at Cedar Street on Thursday, rocking the South by Southwest crowd with fan favorites and new sure-to-be-hits. Opening with “Sweet Sour,” the title track off their well-received 2012 release, guitarist Russell Marsden and bassist Emma Richardson snarled through the song with crunchy riffs that