Shotgun Messiah
Members of Shotgun Messiah:
Harry Cody, Stixx Galore, Tim Skold, Zinny J. Zan
Discography of Shotgun Messiah:
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| 1 | Violent New Breed | 12 | Audio | 1993 | ||
| 2 | Violent New Breed | 12 | Audio | 1993 | Relativity | |
| 3 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1991 | Relativity | |
| 4 | Shotgun Messiah | 9 | Audio | 1989 | Relativity | |
| 5 | I Want More | 5 | Audio | 1992 | Relativity | |
| 6 | Shotgun Messiah | 9 | Audio | 1989 | Relativity | |
| 7 | Violent New Breed | 12 | Audio | 1993 | Relativity | |
| 8 | Shotgun Messiah | 9 | Audio | 1989 | Relativity | |
| 9 | Shout It Out | 2 | Audio | 1990 | Big Bag | |
| 10 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1991 | Relativity | |
| 11 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1991 | Roadrunner Records | |
| 12 | Shotgun Messiah | 9 | Audio | 1990 | Big Bag | |
| 13 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1991 | Roadrunner Records | |
| 14 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1992 | Relativity | |
| 15 | Shout It Out | 3 | Audio | 1989 | Relativity | |
| 16 | Shotgun Messiah | 9 | Audio | 1989 | Music For Nations | |
| 17 | I Want More | 5 | Audio | 1992 | Roadrunner Records | |
| 18 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1991 | Relativity | |
| 19 | Shotgun Messiah | 9 | Audio | 1990 | Big Bag | |
| 20 | Shotgun Messiah | 9 | Audio | 1989 | Music For Nations | |
| 21 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1992-02-21 | Sony Records | |
| 22 | Enemy In Me | 3 | Audio | 1993 | Relativity | |
| 23 | I Want More | 6 | Audio | 1992 | Relativity | |
| 24 | Second Coming | 13 | Audio | 1992 | Big Bag | |
| 25 | I Want More | 5 | Audio | 1992 | Relativity |
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Shotgun Messiah began as a glam rock band from Sweden, originally known as Kingpin. They would later relocate to Los Angeles and change their name. The line-up slowly changed, switching and losing members over the course of their 3 full-length albums. Their sound would also evolve into a more hard rock style, and eventually into industrial rock. After their final album, "Violent New Breed," the band line-up (down to just Tim Skold and Harry Cody) parted ways, with Skold notably moving on to play with KMFDM and Marilyn Manson.