SKOLD
SKOLD is a Swedish musician and producer known for his work in EBM, alternative metal, and industrial genres, as well as for his collaborations with renowned bands.
- Type
- Solo artist
- Origin
- Skövde
- Country
- Suède
- Active since
- 1966
- Tracks
- 15
On KracRadio
Tracks in our library
Biography
Story
Tim Skold, born in Skövde, Sweden, is a Swedish musician and record producer active in the EBM, alternative metal, gothic, and industrial genres. He has released several albums, including "Caught in the Throes" in 2025, "Love Ghost X SKOLD" in 2024, and "Seven Heads" in 2023. His discography also features notable works such as "NEVER IS NOW" (2019) and "Skold" (1996).
In addition to his solo career, SKOLD has collaborated with groups such as Marilyn Manson and KMFDM. He is featured in KracRadio's programming with several tracks from his album "Caught in the Throes", including "Payback", "Cold as Ice", and "All Humans Must Be Destroyed."
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SKOLD est actif dans les genres EBM, metal alternatif et industriel.
- 02
Il a collaboré avec des groupes tels que Marilyn Manson et KMFDM.
- 03
Son album "Caught in the Throes" est prévu pour 2025.
- 04
Il a sorti des albums notables comme "NEVER IS NOW" et "Skold".
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Il a 15 morceaux diffusés sur KracRadio.
Selection
Discography
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2025Caught in the Throes
2024Love Ghost X SKOLD
2023Seven Heads
2022Dead God
2021Dies Irae
2019NEVER IS NOW
2016The Undoing
2011EPSuck
2011Anomie
2009Skold vs. KMFDM
2002EPDead God
1996EPNeverland
1996Skold
FAQ
About the artist
Q01Who is SKOLD?+
SKOLD is a Swedish musician and producer known for his work in EBM, alternative metal, and industrial genres.
Q02What albums has SKOLD released?+
SKOLD has released several albums, including "Caught in the Throes" in 2025, "Love Ghost X SKOLD" in 2024, and "Seven Heads" in 2023.
Q03Where can I listen to SKOLD's tracks?+
You can listen to SKOLD's tracks on his KracRadio page.