and sound-designer cEvin Key will likely never be transcended." Retrospectively, Remission gained more praise, being cited as an important influence to many bands. In an article about Skinny Puppy's broad influence, Alec Chillingworth of Metal Hammer wrote, "Al Jourgensen’s Ministry was laughable in ’84, whereas Puppy gave us Remission: an EP bursting with potential, exuding a dance-ready racket heavier than anything their contemporaries offered." Fact placed Remission at number 19 on their list of 20 best industrial and EBM albums of all time, calling it "excellent electro-pop". Track listing Personnel All credits adapted from Remission liner notes. Skinny Puppy Nivek Ogre – vocals, keyboards, synthesizer, percussion, spooky horn cEvin Key – synthesizer, drums, percussion, tapes, vocals, treatments, production Additional personnel Dave Ogilvie – production, engineering Bill Leeb (credited as Wilhelm Schroeder) – bass synth on "Incision", "Manwhole", and "Ice Breaker" D. Plevin – fretless bass on "Glass Houses" Steven R. Gilmore – cover art Greg Sykes – typography Certifications References 1984 EPs Skinny Puppy EPs Nettwerk Records EPs PIAS Recordings EPs