Skold has dropped the second single, "Pop The Smoke", from its upcoming album, Caught In The Throes, scheduled for release on 10 October through Metropolis Records.
Tim Skold says about the downtempo, sombre track: "It's a song about wanting to disappear, as in completely vanish and not make a big deal about it".
More info on Skold and its Caught In The Throes, alongside the previously revealed AI referencing track, "All Humans Must Be Destroyed", is HERE. Link
SKOLD - Drops Second Caught In The Throes' Single
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