Skullview

The third offering, Consequences of Failure (2001), was no less powerful. Unfortunately Consequences of Failure, although a well produced disc, fell right in line with Skullview's tried and true basic heavy metal slash and burn approach to music, which by now was wearing thin; evolution was needed. Oh they still managed to pump out anthem tracks like Skullview Warrior, and the part three of their continuing Gleam Of The Skull episodes, but the albums were quickly becoming familiar. The point of Skullview, however, was not to change the music but to be revivalists, and they stuck true to their word. Issues with the record company, with offers from a rival, were tempting but they continued to stay the coarse to total Metal domination on Chicago's 'R.I.P.' label, even proving to be a fair seller via 'Emperor Multimedia's Diskery' on-line music sales system & archives.

Metalkill the World (2010) would follow, however, the future of the band became in question as they failed to produce an album since. Mike "Earthquake" Quimby Lewis would go on to form Hammerstar.