Skunk Anansie preview new song and video
Mark Richardson is back!
Unless you've been on another planet for the last 3 months you should be aware that Mark Richardson is no longer playing with Feeder. He left the band to focus on the newly reformed Skunk Anansie.
Since their low-key shows back in April and the announcement of a November tour there has been little activity from SA... until today. This morning the band posted a video for a brand new track 'Tear The Place Up' (which you can see by clicking the link below) and we're stoked to see Mr Richardson back on skin pummeling form (no pun intended).
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Skunk Anansie - Tear The Place Up - Exclusive
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