Skin: “Within each Skunk Anansie song, there’s a lot of depth"

This Friday Skunk Anansie's new album 25LIVE@25 will be released. It's a live album in honour of the 25th anniversary of the British band.
I had a very nice conversation with Skin and Ace about where their inspiration comes from, the story behind 'Little Baby Swastika', the impact 'Strange Fruit' by Billie Holiday had on Skin when she realised what the lyrics are about, the painful heartbreak that lead to the hit 'Hedonism' and the power of lyrics in general:
Skin: “Within each Skunk Anansie song, there’s a lot of depth. If you don’t want it, or don’t see it, that’s up to you. But it’s there if you’re ready for it”.
Watch the full interview here.

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superb interview. thanks

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Nice Interview! This deserves more views!

[@philmayotte4101]

Thanks a lot for this interview. Fans need more of this!

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Real Artists. Flashing me every Time. Great Interview. Thanxxx

[@eddiebaby22]

I fucking love these people

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They are wonderful!❤

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Legends!!! We love you!

[@uberdonkey9721]

Love the directness. Great band. They from the north?

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[@RyanHannaMusic]

the intro sounds like she is singing, and it sounds like the first line of hedonism