The Skids were a feral and self-educated band, fueled by pent-up rage against economic destruction and a lost future. They were a mighty and fierce force, drawing inspiration from Scotland's Celtic heritage and a revolutionary spirit. Their music soared through the 1970s and early 1980s, influencing global acts like U2 and Simple Minds. Despite their success, the band eventually disbanded, but their legacy endures, a testament to the power of revolution, resolution, and rebirth.
The Skids: Revolution
Consumed by pent-up rage against economic destruction and their lost future, these individuals were feral and self-educated. With a revolutionary spirit rooted in ancient Scotland, they emerged as mighty, Celtic, and fierce warriors.
