(Rock'n'Roll / Hard Rock / Punk) Skambankt - Дискография [2004-2009], MP3, 128-320 kbps

01. Skambankt! (3:09)
02. Me Sa Nei! (2:55)
03. Desertør! (3:24)
04. Revolusjonens Aggregat! (3:30)
05. Panzersjokk! (3:03)
06. Alarm! (2:49)
07. KKK! (3:31)
08. Våre Fiender! (2:20)
09. Kapitalens Spel! (2:50)
10. Systemets Makt! (2:31)
11. Politistat! (2:53)

#777 01. Skamania (3:24)
02. Kort Prosess (2:54)
03. Nok Et Offer (3:42)
04. Dieselbrødre (3:25)
05. Demoattakk (2:37)
06. Blindpassasjer (3:56)

#777 01. Intro (1:01)
02. Nok Et Offer (4:01)
03. Dynasti (3:38)
04. Stormkast #1 (3:31)
05. Tyster (3:31)
06. Ordets Gud (3:46)
07. Min Eliksir (3:56)
08. Siste Stikk (2:52)
09. Fritt Fall (4:43)
10. Angst (4:22)
11. Idyllillusjonen (3:49)
12. Bak Låste Dører (5:10)

#777 01. Vår Bør (3:40)
02. Kom Hell (3:44)
03. Løgnprofitør (3:23)
04. Det Tar Tid (3:50)
05. O Dessverre (3:51)
06. Feil (3:51)
07. Trygge Rammer (3:38)
08. Slukk Meg (For Jeg Brenner) (2:36)
09. Malin (3:32)
10. Når Du Ber Din Nød (4:04)
11. Tanker Som Mareritt (4:19)

Skambankt (Beaten to a pulp or beaten up) is a Norwegian hard rock band from Klepp, just south of Stavanger. They play a mixture of classic rock'n'roll, punk and hardrock in the tradition of bands like Motörhead, AC/DC, Sex Pistols, Ramones and The Stooges. All the lyrics are in Norwegian, and they convey the real spirit of punk: against the state, against the system, against corruption, capitalism, monitoring, religious fanaticism, and generally hate and treachery.

History
The band was founded in 1994. The line-up was Ted Winters at guitar and vocals, Don Fist at bass, and Hanz Panzer at drums. But at that time there was not more than a few live-gigs and some demo recordings. Ten years later, the original Skambankt line-up met at a stag-party where there was a stage with full backline. Some time after midnight, a decision was made that the band should be continued. This time, it was easy to get a record deal, and after Hans Panzer shifted to play the second guitar and handed his drumsticks over to Tom Skalle, the band was ready to record their first self-titled album Skambankt, which came out in 2004. This album includes the video-hit KKK (Kristelig KulturKaos), featuring Prepple Homb on guest vocals.
Since then, Skambankt have played lots of concerts and festival shows, in Norway, Denmark and even Germany. The higlight up to now was probably their gig at Roskilde Festival 2005 where they played for 20.000 people.
In 2005, they released the EP Skamania, containing six new tracks as well as two videos. Also in 2005, Bones Wolsman (Børge Henriksen) joined the band, replacing Tom Skalle on drums.
In 2007, they released their second full-length album, Eliksir. The first single from the album, Tyster was b-listed on Norwegian radio, and the album got decent reviews. A video was made for the track Dynasti. It entered the Norwegian album charts on the 8th place. During this year they toured a lot, playing shows around the land of Norway.
In fall 2008, Skambankt entered the studio for a third time, this time to record their third album, Hardt Regn. The first single from the album, "Malin" was released on their MySpace in October. The album was released on January 27, and received good reviews as well as a respectable chart placement during the first week of its release.
Skambankt have been booked as the support act for AC/DC on June 15, 2009.

Line-up
Ted Winters (Terje Winterstø Røthing) - guitar, vocals
Hanz Panzer (Hans Egil Løe) - guitar, backing vocals
Don Fist (Tollak Friestad) - bass, backing vocals
Bones Wolsman (Børge Henriksen) - drums