Electro-industrial founding father Nivek Ogre has announced that he will be retiring the Skinny Puppy name and will form a new band called FAT DOG. 

After a tragic weight gain of four-hundred pounds, Nivek Ogre has decided to shut down Skinny Puppy for good.  When asked about his weight gain, Ogre had this to say: 

You know, I had my first Twinkie for the first time in years about six months ago. And then I had another one. Before I could even realize, I had a huge addiction to Twinkies. I couldn't stop. Wal-Mart kept restocking them and I kept buying them. I couldn't help myself. By the time I knew it, I gained four-hundred pounds. I looked myself in the mirror and said to myself, “You are not a Skinny Puppy anymore. You are a FAT DOG. And that's where I got the name from. 

Keep a look out for FAT DOG's debut EP titled, “Fatsimilate”, which will contain reworked classic Skinny Puppy tracks that now manifest Ogre's current lifestyle. 
Nivek Ogre Retires From Skinny Puppy After Tragic Weight Gain, Starts New Band FAT DOG
April 1, 2016
Brutal Resonance

Nivek Ogre Retires From Skinny Puppy After Tragic Weight Gain, Starts New Band FAT DOG

Electro-industrial founding father Nivek Ogre has announced that he will be retiring the Skinny Puppy name and will form a new band called FAT DOG. 

After a tragic weight gain of four-hundred pounds, Nivek Ogre has decided to shut down Skinny Puppy for good.  When asked about his weight gain, Ogre had this to say: 

You know, I had my first Twinkie for the first time in years about six months ago. And then I had another one. Before I could even realize, I had a huge addiction to Twinkies. I couldn't stop. Wal-Mart kept restocking them and I kept buying them. I couldn't help myself. By the time I knew it, I gained four-hundred pounds. I looked myself in the mirror and said to myself, “You are not a Skinny Puppy anymore. You are a FAT DOG. And that's where I got the name from. 

Keep a look out for FAT DOG's debut EP titled, “Fatsimilate”, which will contain reworked classic Skinny Puppy tracks that now manifest Ogre's current lifestyle. 
Apr 01 2016

Steven Gullotta

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I've been writing for Brutal Resonance since November of 2012 and now serve as the editor-in-chief. I love the dark electronic underground and usually have too much to listen to at once but I love it. I am also an editor at Aggressive Deprivation, a digital/physical magazine since March of 2016. I support the scene as much as I can from my humble laptop.

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