Top 10 Best SKYND Songs
SKYND (Pronounced: Skinned), is an industrial rock band, known for their hauntingly captivating music that explores various true crime cases. The band is compromised by the talented vocalist, SKYND, and the skilled multi-instrumentalist, Father, they write songs that explore the darkest aspects of humanity. This is a list of their top 10 songs that showcase their unique style and ability to write and compose music that both intrigues and unsettles.
Featuring Jonathan Davis of the American nu-metal band Korn as a backing vocalist, "Gary Heidnik" is a haunting and atmospheric song that tells the true story of the American murderer and serial rapist who kidnapped, tortured, and murdered young women in the 1980s.
The song's chilling lyrics and eerie soundscapes perfectly capture the darkness and horror of Heidnik's crimes.
"Armin Meiwes" is a haunting and atmospheric song that tells the true story of the German cannibal who killed and ate a willing victim in 2001.
The song's eerie vocals and unsettling soundscapes create a sense of unease and horror that perfectly capture the depravity of Meiwes' actions.
"Richard Ramirez" is a dark and menacing song that tells the story of the American serial killer and rapist who terrorized California in the 1980s.
The song's aggressive and intense production perfectly captures the sense of fear and dread that surrounded Ramirez's crimes.
"Tyler Hadley" is a gripping and intense song that tells the true story of a Florida teenager who murdered his parents and threw a party in their home while their bodies were still inside.
The song's aggressive and energetic instrumentation perfectly captures the sense of rage and chaos that led to Hadley's horrific crime.
"Robert Hansen" is a tense and ominous song that tells the true story of the American serial killer who abducted and murdered at least 17 young women in the 1970s and 1980s.
The song's brooding soundscapes and intense vocals perfectly capture the sense of fear and danger that surrounded Hansen's crimes. The lyrics offer a chilling insight into the mind of a man capable of such heinous acts.
"Jim Jones" is a gripping and intense song that tells the story of the infamous cult leader who led his followers to commit mass suicide in Guyana in 1978.
The song's aggressive and energetic instrumentation perfectly captures the sense of chaos and brainwashing that led to the tragedy.
"Elisa Lam" is a song that tells the story of the mysterious disappearance and death of a young Canadian student at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles.
The song's haunting vocals and atmospheric production create a sense of unease and dread that perfectly capture the eerie and unsettling circumstances surrounding Lam's death.
"John Wayne Gacy" is a dark and brooding song that tells the true story of the American serial killer who murdered at least 33 young men and boys in the 1970s.
The song's ominous soundscapes and haunting vocals perfectly capture the sense of horror and dread that surrounded Gacy's crimes. The lyrics offer a chilling insight into the mind of a man capable of such depravity.
"Michelle Carter" is a somber and introspective song that explores the tragic story of the American teenager who encouraged her boyfriend to commit suicide.
The song's melancholic lyrics and ethereal soundscapes create a sense of reflection and introspection that perfectly capture the weight and impact of the tragedy.
"Chris Watts" is a gripping and melancholy song that tells the true story of the American man who killed his pregnant wife and two daughters in 2018.
"Katherine Knight" is a haunting and atmospheric song that tells the true story of an Australian woman who murdered her partner and cooked his body parts.
The song's eerie vocals and haunting production create a sense of unease and tension that perfectly capture the darkness and horror of the crime.
An unreleased song only performed at SKYND's concerts as of December 5, 2019, "Mary Bell" is a haunting and melancholic song that explores the tragic story of the British child killer who murdered two young boys in 1968.
