Exclusive: Skunk Anansie Unleash Live Version Of Weak

Check out this new version of their 1996 single!

October 2, 2018

London-based alt-rockers Skunk Anansie have released a special live version of 1996 single Weak.

The track, which originally appeared on their debut album Paranoid & Sunburnt, is made up of performances throughout their career – and you can watch it here, exclusively on Kerrang.com.

Pick up tomorrow's copy of Kerrang! magazine to check out our interview with vocalist Skin to find out what lies in store for the band!

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