Skunkhour

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Skunkhour
Origin	Sydney, Australia
Genre(s)	Alternative rock, acid jazz, hip hop, funk
Years active	1991–2001
Former members
Aya Larkin Del Larkin Dean Sutherland Michael Sutherland Scott Warwick Paul Searles Chris Simms

Skunkhour was a Sydney-based Australian band that was active in the 1990s, before disbanding in 2001.

Formed in 1991, the band is named after a poem by Robert Lowell entitled "Skunk Hour". The band's sound combined elements of funk, rock, hip hop, dub, and acid jazz. A number of singles, lastly "Home", achieved some commercial success.

1 Former members
2 Discography
3 External links
4 References

[edit] Former members

Aya Larkin (1991–2001) – vocals
Del Larkin (1991–1996) – rapping
Dean Sutherland (1991–2001) – bass
Michael Sutherland (1991–2001) – drums
Scott Warwick (1991–2001) – guitar
Paul Searles (1993–2001) – keyboards
Chris Simms (1996–2001) – percussion

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Skunkhour – 1993
Feed – 1995
Chin Chin – 1997
The Go – 2001

[edit] EPs and singles

Booty Full – 1993
State – 1994
McSkunk – 1994
Up to Our Necks in It – 1995
Sunstone – 1995
Breathing Through My Eyes – 1997
Weightlessness – 1997
Morning Rolls – 1997
Tomorrow's Too Soon for Goodbye – 1998
Stadium – 1999
Home – 1999

[edit] Compilations

"Up to Our Necks in It" appeared on Triple J Hottest 100 vol. 3 (1995)
"Breathing Through My Eyes" appeared on Coca-Cola Sampler (1997) ^[1]
"Up To Our Necks In It" appeared on Original Flavor - The Best Of Acid Jazz Volume III (1997) ^[2]
"Home" appeared on Triple J Hottest 100 vol. 7 (1999)
"Kick in the Door" appeared on Triple J Hottest 100 vol. 8 (2000)