Well, that was fast.
Just months after the release of Chapter VII: Red Winter, and just weeks before their appearance at Wacken Open Air Festival, true-crime music duo SKYND are already teasing their next string of gruesome tracks. Last time, the subjects lie in Russia, but a new teaser video has fans buzzing about the subjects of the next investigation.
Check out the teaser below:
More information will be uncovered tomorrow, July 26th, but fans are already speculating that former Top of the Pops host and notorious sexual deviant Jimmy Savile is the subject of SKYND's next song, given that it premiered live earlier this year on their Dead Serious tour. The above teaser's artwork seems to be of the long-faced lecher, prompting many in the comments to infer that Savile is the next notorious individual on the docket. Fan-filmed footage does exist of the song (see below), but the studio version may be here sooner than we think.
This wouldn't be the first time, either, that a SKYND track has had a studio version drop well after the song premiered live. This happened earlier this year with "Mary Bell," which went a full six years without a proper version on streaming.
For the uninitiated, Jimmy Savile was an influencer before it was vogue, working as a media personality, host, and DJ for decades. He used his station and his influence to have his way with whomever he pleased, using covers of charitable work and his series Jim'll Fix It to give the aura of a decent man. Following his death in 2012, droves of victims came forward to allege Savile of heinous crimes, with hundreds of victims, some who were as young as five years old. In light of these allegations, several of his honors and recognitions were stripped posthumously, showing that sometimes, Jim cannot fix it.
More will come tomorrow, but in the meantime, check out a clip of "Jimmy Savile" live:
