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Kill Again
Kill Again formed in Los Angeles in 2002 with vocalist Nick Cordle, guitarists Kirk Windstein and Jason Viebrooks, and drummer Jimmy Bower. Their name...
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Kill Again formed in Los Angeles in 2002 with vocalist Nick Cordle, guitarists Kirk Windstein and Jason Viebrooks, and drummer Jimmy Bower. Their name suggested the kind of heavy, aggressive sound they were after from the start.
They released their self-titled debut album in 2003, followed by records like The Dawn of Darkness in 2006 and Beyond the Gates in 2010. Their track "Kill Or Die" became a notable song for them, capturing that unrelenting metal energy.
Legal disputes over their music rights created some challenges along the way. Their lyrics, often dealing with violent or nihilistic themes, drew criticism from some listeners while their core fans connected with that raw approach.
Later albums included Destroy the World in 2013 and Reborn in 2016, continuing with their blend of heavy riffs and intense vocals.
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