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Skarp

Hardcore band from NL · formed 1999

Skarp photo
Photo: Bandcamp
Shows on record
3
Rooms played
3
Cities
2
Releases
14
Last show
Jul 21, 2012The Glass House

About

Skarp is a band from NL, formed in 1999, tagged blackout grind, Crust, grindcore by its sources. Shows on record run from 2004 to 2012, across 3 rooms in 2 cities.

  • Skarp has 2 release group(s) on MusicBrainz spanning 2004–2005 — MusicBrainz
  • Skarp is based in Newfoundland and Labrador — Skarp on Bandcamp
  • Latest release on Bandcamp: I Saw Myself There || Official OST (2026-09-19) — Bandcamp
  • Skarp has 10098 listeners on Last.fm — Skarp on Last.fm
  • Skarp has released 10 recordings between 2001 and 2012 — Skarp on Discogs

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

Shows

3 on record · Songkick
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Shows per year

  1. 20041 show
  2. 20091 show
  3. 20121 show
Show history
DateVenue
Jul 21, 2012The Glass House · PomonaSupportwith Phobia, Morne, Total Fucking Destruction, +1
Jun 14, 2009The Vera Project · SeattleSupportwith Phobia, Deathraid, Sidetracked
Dec 30, 2004Neumos · SeattleSupportwith Melvins, Jello Biafra, D.O.A., +1

Where they play

3 rooms in 2 cities

Rooms played most

Cities played

  • Seattle2 shows
  • Pomona1 show

Live history

3 shows on record
Shows counted
3
First on record
Dec 2004
Latest on record
Jul 2012

Shows per year

  1. 20041
  2. 20091
  3. 20121

Top rooms

  • The Glass House, Pomona · 1
  • The Vera Project, Seattle · 1
  • Neumos, Seattle · 1

Top cities

  • Seattle, WA · 2
  • Pomona, CA · 1

Often on the bill with: Phobia, Akimbo, D.O.A., Deathraid, Melvins, Morne, Sidetracked, Total Fucking Destruction

Counted from the shows BandSlate holds; missing shows are not counted.

Releases

14 releases, 2001–2026
  • I Saw Myself There || Official OST cover

    I Saw Myself There || Official OST

    Sep 19, 2026 · Album · 22 tracks

  • Akatsuki cover

    Akatsuki

    Aug 13, 2026 · Album · 4 tracks

  • Vibrations cover

    Vibrations

    May 14, 2026 · Album · 1 track

  • Space Cowboy cover

    Space Cowboy

    Dec 21, 2025 · Album · 3 tracks

  • Moshpit Tragedy

    2012

  • Never Forgotten Never Forgiven

    2007

  • Stay Sick In '06

    2006

  • Action Mutante

    2006

  • Requiem

    2005 · Album

  • Bury Your Dead

    2004 · Album

  • Skarp

    2003

  • Against Police Injustice

    2003

  • Short, Fast & Loud #11 - Women In Hardcore

    2003

  • Eat Shit / Sickened Chain

    2001

Lineup

  • Joe Axler
  • Andy Kress
  • Brent McKnight
  • Eric Brosy

Airplay

  • KEXP airplay: 6 plays, 2004-06-26–2025-11-16 — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Seek & Destroy' (Brian Foss) — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Sonic Reducer' (Rachel) — KEXP

Lineup history

6 members on record
  • Andy Kresstenure unknown
  • Brent McKnighttenure unknown
  • Eric Brosytenure unknown
  • Joe Axlertenure unknown
  • Renae Louise Bettstenure unknown
  • Robert Joseph Danielstenure unknown

Years come from public music databases. Where none says a member left, the end is shown as unknown; it does not mean they are still in the band.

Shares members with: Act Of Heresy (via Brent McKnight), Asshammer (via Renae Louise Betts), Book Of Black Earth (via Joe Axler), Crisis Rebirth (via Eric Brosy), David Koresh Choir (via Renae Louise Betts), Dead In The Manger (via Joe Axler), Hooky (via Robert Joseph Daniels), iamthethorn (via Joe Axler) and 7 more

Photos, art and posters

Skarp — Photo
Photo — Bandcamp
Skarp — Photo
Photo — Bandcamp
Skarp — I Saw Myself There || Official OST
Release art · I Saw Myself There || Official OST — release
Skarp — Akatsuki
Release art · Akatsuki — release
Skarp — Vibrations
Release art · Vibrations — release
Skarp — Space Cowboy
Release art · Space Cowboy — release
Skarp — Neumos, 2004-12-30
Poster · Neumos, 2004-12-30 — Songkick

Sources & corrections

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What each source supplied
SourceUsed for
MusicBrainzArtist facts
Skarp on BandcampArtist facts
BandcampArtist facts, Releases, Photos
Skarp on Last.fmArtist facts
Skarp on DiscogsArtist facts
KEXPAirplay
SongkickShow history, Show posters
DiscogsCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
Last.fmCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikidataCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikipediaCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.

From Wikipedia

These facts are from the English Wikipedia article Skarp (band). They are shown on their own and are not merged into the record above.

Origin
Seattle, WA, U.S.
Years active
1999–present
Genres
Grindcore, Crust Punk, Hardcore punk
Labels
Alternative Tentacles
Current members
Renae Betts, Robert Daniels, Andrew Kress, Joe Axler
Past members
Brent McKnight, Eric Brosy, Tim Lewis

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