Killing The Dream
Killing The Dream formed in Atlanta around 2006, with Leah Capellen and guitarist Mark Collins coming together through a shared interest in hardcore punk....
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Killing The Dream formed in Atlanta around 2006, with Leah Capellen and guitarist Mark Collins coming together through a shared interest in hardcore punk. Their early sound drew from bands like Refused and Death By Stereo. They put out a debut EP called 'The World Is Ours' in 2008, followed by their first full-length album 'In/Human' the next year.
Songs like '39th And Glisan' and 'Before You Fall Asleep' reflect the band's raw, introspective approach. After a hiatus in the early 2010s, they returned with albums including 'Resurrection' in 2012 and 'Re(acquaintance)' in 2014. Their discography also includes 'Fracture' from 2016 and 'No Control' from 2018.
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