Skillet: Cover Story (September 2026)
SKILLET: AFTER THE STORM On paper, Skillet shouldn’t work. That sounds insulting, but I mean it as one of the highest compliments I can give them. Rock bands rarely get 30-year car...
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SKILLET: AFTER THE STORM On paper, Skillet shouldn’t work. That sounds insulting, but I mean it as one of the highest compliments I can give them. Rock bands rarely get 30-year car...
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