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Rob Skane plays garage.folk.rocknroll music. Garage and folk are his modifiers. His life's subject is always rocknroll - rocknroll that is open, honest and unadorned. Rob's most recent release, SelfNoise, offers up 11 charmingly lo-fi slices of life in the fast lane, slow lane and suicide lane. "The bulk of my lyrics are inspired by the fact that I am totally fascinated with people and the way they do what they do," Skane says, "I observe as much as I can, file away whatever I need to, and then come up with fictionalized slices of someone's life. And in those slices I try to convey thoughts and feelings that I have had. . . and I hope other people have experienced too." The All Music Guide gave SelfNoise a 4 star review, stating that, "...This New York-based musician uses equal amounts of Robbie Robertson and Lou Reed to create his descriptive and personal vignettes. Using a sparse amount of instruments, Skane relies on the lyrics to carry most tracks..." and saying that, "... the overall effort is superior..." Check out the artist's website: http://www.robskane.net Track List: 1. How Many More Times 2. Into Your Soul 3. $15.00 Room 4. Jennifer and James 5. Hard to Understand 6. It's a Great Day 7. This Ain't Cool 8. Troubadour Extraordinaire 9. Mercer Street Breakdown 10. The Compromising Situation 11. Kiss In 3d Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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