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A notorious name amongst Bay Area Thrash / Crossover circles, SKITZO are renowned for their outrageous stage shows and publicity moves. Front man Lance Ozanix has proven to be the mainstay of the band which has issued a prodigious body of, mainly self financed, work. Ozanix gained fame by vomiting onto a groupie on the 'Jerry Springer' TV show, causing the Canadian authorities to ban the offending show. His exploits have also been featured on 'Ripley's Believe It Or Not'. Onstage the band employs "Puke groupies" Octavia and Sunny Delight.
Now after 26 years, 16 albums, 68 band members and over 4000 shows, Open Grave Records will be releasing SKITZO's 17th CD titled "Five Point Containment" in the Spring of 2007.[see full story for more]
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