The Hair & Skin Trading Company

English experimental music group noted in the review for the 1992 album Jo In Nine G Hell, which blends doom, psychedelic, noise and dub elements.

The DeBaser review discusses the 1992 album Jo In Nine G Hell and describes the group's sound as tribal, psychedelic and noisy; it mentions Nigel Webb (former Savage Opera) as a guitarist involved in the project and references the band's London ties.

The available DeBaser review praises the band's 1992 album Jo In Nine G Hell for its mix of doom, psychedelic and noisy textures. Review highlights include tribal drums, disturbing vocals and dub/experimental touches. The reviewer recommends loud playback.

For:Listeners of experimental, psychedelic, noise and doom-tinged rock; fans of underground early-90s alternative music.