Hair & Skin Trading Company - Jo in Nine G Hell

Starting off a debut album with a brutal, slow rock punch and the heavily echoed lyric "Some people deserve to die" might not sound like the easiest way to win friends and influence people. Given that two members were refugees from the collapse of Loop, though, it was par for the course for Hair & Skin Trading Company. Jo In Nine G Hell, if nothing else, shows that while Robert Hampson might have wanted to leave behind his old band's formulas, Mackay and Wills were interested in finding out what could still be done with them. Read More