Skold returns with ‘Caught in the Throes’ on CD and limited double-vinyl
Skold returns with “Caught in the Throes” on CD and limited double-vinyl
Metropolis Records releases the new Skold album “Caught in the Throes” on October 10, 2025. The title is available as a digiCD and a limited black 2×LP. Each 2×LP includes an individual download code for the full album.
About Skold
This is the solo project of Swedish musician and producer Tim Skold (b. 1966, Skövde, Sweden). He first emerged in Shotgun Messiah (1985–1993), then launched this project in 1996 with a self-titled debut on RCA Records. Early tracks “Chaos” and “Hail Mary” subsequently appeared in film and video game soundtracks.
His studio and live work spans industrial rock, industrial metal and electro-industrial, including prominent roles with KMFDM (albums “Symbols”, “Adios”, “Attak”; later “Blitz”), the MDFMK project with Sascha Konietzko, and as a member/producer with Marilyn Manson (notably “The Golden Age of Grotesque” and “Eat Me, Drink Me”). Beyond performing, he has written, produced, and remixed widely across the genre.
He also co-founded Not My God with Nero Bellum, releasing albums in 2020, 2021 and 2023. He has also contributed songwriting/production to Motionless in White.
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