Sally Skull
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Sally Skull was a band from Scotland, formed in 1994. The band reformed in 2015 until Scrivener and Holling formed The Nettelles. They were influenced by garage and Riot grrrl.
OriginScotland
GenresPop-punk • indie rock • garage rock • riot grrrl
Years active1994–1999, 2015
Past members
- Clare Scrivener
- Saskia Holling
- Phil Bull
- Katrina Dixon
Sally Skull | |
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| Origin | Scotland |
| Genres | Pop-punk • indie rock • garage rock • riot grrrl |
| Years active | 1994–1999, 2015 |
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| Website | https://sallyskull.bandcamp.com/ |
Bassist and vocalist Saskia Holling was credited as a key figure in the Scottish scene in which the band performed and is considered one of the first promoters in Scotland to intentionally book all-women line-ups.[1][2]
Members
- Clare Scrivener (vocals, guitar)
- Saskia Holling (vocals, bass)
- Katrina Dixon (Drums)
- Phil Bull (Drums)
Discography
Legacy
Sally Skull were featured in the 2024 documentary film, Since Yesterday, which interviewed pioneering Scottish girl bands.