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Panic Room are pleased to announce the reissue of their Award Winning 3rd album, ‘Skin’, in a very special new Extended Edition! This new 2018 Edition will include over 15 stunning minutes of previously unreleased music.
'Skin' was originally released in 2012, on Cherry Red's Esoteric Antenna label, and included the epic opening track 'Song For Tomorrow' - which was nominated for the Prog Awards' prestigious 'Anthem of the Year'. ​'Skin' was a career-defining album for Panic Room, and has since reached iconic status amongst both fans and press. It is the source of many contains fan-favourite tracks, including: ‘Chameleon’, 'Screens', ‘Tightrope Walking’, 'Nocturnal', and of course the devastatingly title track 'Skin'…

Panic in the Streets was an official live album by Widespread Panic documenting the launch concert for Light Fuse, Get Away. Held in Athens, GA, in 1998, it shows the band at the first real peak of its live improvisational powers…

Widespread Panic are carving a niche for themelves in the rock arena that separates them from the crowd. Subtle, intelligent rock that blends numerous elements into a smooth, propulsive blend of structure and improvisation – rock with energy, talent and brains…

The Athens, Georgia quintet Widespread Panic deserves the name Jam Band probably more than any of their fellow piers (Minus The Grateful Dead of course). They have toured non stop for practically eight-teen years. They have gotten through line up changes, tour cancelations, album flops, unpopularity and even death…

Widespread Panic's third album offers 14 southern-fried rock songs, some of which have become the band's most-loved show stoppers…

Politics aside – this is the first-ever Widespread Panic record that hasn't had numerous versions of tracks available on the Internet; the band kept it under wraps until release time – this is the most ambitious and refined album the band has ever issued. Widespread Panic is the only band from the whole jam scene that emerged from the south and the oft-spouted Allman Brothers' font of inspiration who remains interesting…

Widespread Panic are another of the wave of jam bands who let their music flow organically, a la the Grateful Dead, and like the Dead have had a bit of a problem transferring that loose feeling onto disc…