Snakeskin

SnakeSkin, a Swiss electronic music project founded by German musician Tilo Wolff in 2004, emerged as an experimental venture within the Electroindustrial genre. The project is characterized by its incorporation of gothic elements and Wolff's distinctive use of Auto-Tune on vocals. SnakeSkin's debut album, Music for the Lost, released in 2004, showcased a diverse range of emotional and aggressive tracks such as "Symphony of Pain" and "Cinderella". The album also featured remixes by KIEW and Combichrist. In 2006, SnakeSkin released Canta'tronic, which included collaborations with soprano Kerstin Doelle. Notable tracks from this album include "Etterna" and "Bite Me".