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Kill Dyll
Kill Dyll formed in Manchester with Jono Yates on vocals and guitar, Danielle Millard on bass, and Sam Pinnington on drums. Their song 'happyness.' became a...
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Kill Dyll formed in Manchester with Jono Yates on vocals and guitar, Danielle Millard on bass, and Sam Pinnington on drums. Their song 'happyness.' became a breakout track in 2019, built around Yates' voice that could shift between fragile and intense. The band's early sound had a haunting quality, with Pinnington's drumming adding urgency beneath the melodies.
They released 'Lost in Common' in 2020, an album that explored themes of love and loss. Guitarist Stuart McDonald left the band at some point, and their 2022 release 'The Weight of Absence' took a more experimental turn. Tracks like '67' and 'PaperSunset.' show how their music evolved toward introspection.
Their performances were emotionally charged, which sometimes drew criticism from listeners who preferred more conventional approaches.
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