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Skazi (Asher Swissa & Assaf B-Bass) began their trend setting style of "Handbag emocore" in 1998.
The first trance album, "Animal", was released in September 2000. Already being in the local punk and hardcore scene, Skazi combined live guitar riffs and techy hardcore sounds. While the music did mesh with other Psy-Trance, it's also felt to share elements with Hard House and Techno.
Skazi produced four compilations between the years 2001 and 2004 ("Zoo1", "Zoo2", "Zoo3" and "Most Wanted"). Skazi made many collaborations with other artists.
Since the combined production of the "Animal" CD, Assaf B-Bass joined Asher as a second member of the band. Asher Swissa is still often referred to as "Skazi" despite that Skazi is officially a duo. Assaf B-Bass is also A&R for the latest incarnation of Skazi's record label, Chemical Crew.
Skazi currently performs mainly at raves in countries with large Psy-Trance festival scenes: Israel, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Guatemala, Germany, Greece, Serbia, South Africa, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Portugal, Austria, Australia, Russia, Skopje, India, Spain, United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Italy, Hungary, Denmark, Sweden and several others.
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