Tim Sköld
Swedish bass player with notable productions
Born
December 14th, 1966
58 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Sweden
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Born in Sweden in 1966, a prominent bass player and producer gained recognition within the music industry. Early involvement with the band Shotgun Messiah led to significant contributions in the glam metal scene. Sköld later joined Marilyn Manson as a bassist and contributed to albums including 'Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death)' and 'The Golden Age of Grotesque'. As a producer, worked with various artists, enhancing their sound with innovative techniques. Continues to influence rock and industrial music genres.
Contributed to Marilyn Manson's albums
Played with Shotgun Messiah
Produced music for various artists
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