On 12 April 2019, Channel 4 communicate a short narrative featuring the band. They examine the arrangement of Band Of Skulls through to going from working the bars of the place where they grew up to playing music before far reaching hordes of venerating fans over the globe. It is an uncommon and cozy understanding into the universe of Band Of Skulls, centering of their prosperity and accomplishments over the years.

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Tracks Listing:

1. Carnivorous
2. That’s My Trouble
3. Love Is All You Love
4. Not The Kind Of Nothing
5. Cool Your Battles
6. Sound Of You
7. Thanks A Lot
8. We’re Alive
9. Speed Of Light
10. Gold


Band of Skulls are an English musical gang from Southampton, comprising of Russell Marsden (guitar, vocals), Emma Richardson (bass, vocals), and Matt Hayward (drums). The gathering shaped in the wake of meeting in school, in spite of the fact that Marsden and Hayward have been companions since school. Band of Skulls have discharged four studio collections, their latest being As a matter of course in May 2016.

At first, the gathering played around evening time clubs in the More noteworthy London region and recorded a few demos under the name of Escaping New York before changing their name to Band of Skulls in November 2008. The band's unique demos were recorded in Hayward's dad's shed-studio.

Band of Skulls' introduction collection Infant Dear Doll Face Nectar, dispersed by Shangri-La Music, was discharged only on the iTunes Store on 6 Walk 2009, trailed by a general discharge on 20 Walk. The track "I Recognize What I Am" was picked as iTunes' free Single of the Week to harmonize with the computerized discharge. The melody was likewise included in the soundtrack for television arrangement Friday Night Lights, Volume 2, which was discharged on 4 May 2010.[6] The tune additionally showed up in Guitar Legend: Warriors of Shake. Another track that was not quite the collection, "Companions", was incorporated on The Sundown Adventure: New Moon soundtrack in November 2009.[7]

On 23 Walk 2010, Band of Skulls discharged Companions EP, which incorporates the studio-recorded adaptation of "Companions", a live form, and a music video of the song.[8]

Band of Skulls played at the SXSW Celebration in mid 2010 and visited the Midwest in Spring in help of Dark Agitator Cruiser Club. The band showed up on the French Program Taratata communicate in Walk 2010, where they secured the melody "Compassion toward the Demon" by The Moving Stones with the band John and Jehn.[9] In April 2010, they visited the U.S. what's more, Canada pursued by Britain in May 2010, including a sold-out show at the London Electric Dance hall. On 28 June 2010, Band of Skulls upheld The Dead Climate at The Roundhouse in London.[10] In July 2010, the band secured Goldfrapp's "Severe Machine" for Australian radio.[11] They were likewise one of three bands who opened for Dream on 4 September 2010 at Lancashire District Cricket Ground.[12] In October 2010 they additionally visited to South Africa to play at the yearly Shaking The Daisies celebration.

On 26 October 2010, Band of Skulls discharged a live collection called Live on KCRW's Morning Winds up Mixed, containing an in-studio act from KCRW radio's Morning Ends up Diverse program.

On 5 October 2011, the band discharged "The Villain Deals with His Own"— the principal single to be taken from the new collection—with a going with music video.[13] The second studio collection Sweet Acrid was recorded at Rockfield Studios in Grains. It is delivered by Ian Davenport (Supergrass, Seriously Drawn Kid), who additionally created their presentation collection, and was discharged on 21 February 2012 in the US, and 20 February 2012 in the UK and Europe.

On 13 October 2012, Band of Skulls played the eleventh Yearly Austin City Points of confinement Music Celebration. The show was quickly hindered by a rainstorm that splashed the front of the stage, including Russell's pedal load up, inciting the band to leave the stage while groups dried and moved the influenced gear. The band had the capacity to return and finish their set after around a 10-minute deferral.