Skambankt

Norwegian hard rock-band Skambankt produced their album debut in 2004 and rose to TOP success a couple of years later. Area of the band’s recognition is due to the actual fact that frontman Terje Winterstø Røfactor is also an associate of Kaizers Orchestra, a chart-topping Norwegian alternate rock band where he goes on the alias Killmaster Kaizer and takes on acoustic guitar. Founded in 1994 in Klepp, Norway, Skambankt are made up of Ted Winters (vocals, acoustic guitar; created Terje Winterstø Røfactor), Hanz Panzer (acoustic guitar; created Hans Egil Løe), Don Fist (bass; created Tollak Friestad), and Bone fragments Wolsman (drums; created Børge Henriksen). The music group made its industrial documenting debut in 2004 using the eponymous recording Skambankt. Released in Norway on Tuba Information and in Denmark on Kick Music, the recording spawned the promotional singles “Me Sa Nei!” and “KKK!,” that videos had been filmed. These video clips had been included on Skamania (2005), a six-track EP comprised mainly of new materials. Skambankt’s second full-length work, Eliksir (2007), was a mainstream discovery hit, achieving the Top Ten from the Norwegian albums graph. It offers the singles “Tyster,” “Dynasti,” and “Stormkast.” Third recording Hardt Regn (2009) was a lot more successful, achieving the Best Five. It offers the singles “Malin” and “O Dessverre.”