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Handover (album)

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Released
  
25 October 2011

hanDover (2011)
  
Weapon (2013)

Release date
  
25 October 2011

Producer
  
Skinny Puppy

Artist
  
Skinny Puppy

Label
  
Synthetic Symphony

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Recorded
  
2008-2011 at Subconscious Studios

Genres
  
Electro-industrial, Intelligent dance music, Glitch, Noise music

Similar
  
Skinny Puppy albums, Electro-industrial albums

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hanDover is the eleventh studio album by Canadian band Skinny Puppy.

Contents

After 2007's Mythmaker and its accompanying tour, the band returned to work on a new album in 2008. This new material was noise music, in the vein of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music and was initially intended to be "handed over" to their Hannover label in time for their 2009 international tour. Trouble arose, however, when their label, SPV GmbH, ran into insolvency problems and the album's fate became uncertain. Rather than cancel all plans, the 2009 tour went on as planned and was named In Solvent See to reflect the events occurring at SPV. Ogre has suggested that this "handing over" of albums and assets inspired the album's title Still under contract and unable to release the album until SPV's financial issues were sorted, Skinny Puppy continued work on the production of their album.

While some material originally intended for the aborted noise album evolved into the songs "Brownstone" and "Noisex", Mark Walk and Ogre took their noise ideas and further developed them for the ohGr album unDeveloped.

In early 2011, Sasha Coon, Skinny Puppy's former live crew member and friend died inspiring the song "Ashas" which is dedicated to Sasha's memory.

In May 2011, Skinny Puppy announced that they had finished recording their new album and that they were soliciting it to record labels in hopes of securing a September 2011 release date., though its release date would eventually be confirmed as October 25 in the United States and an October 28, 2011 release in Europe.

Personnel

  • Ogre: vocals, synths
  • cEvin Key: synths, percussion, electronics, guitar, theremin
  • Mark Walk: programming, bass, guitar
  • Ken "Hiwatt" Marshall: programming, synths, FX
  • Traz Damji: additional programming, synths
  • Saki Kaskas: guitar
  • Songs

    1Ovirt4:52
    2Cullorblind5:48
    3Wavy4:34

    References

    Handover (album) Wikipedia