Martyr A.D.
Martyr A.D. formed in Chicago in 1996, with Kyle Thomas on vocals. Their debut album was called 'Eleven Ways to Die.' They put out seven studio albums in...
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Martyr A.D. formed in Chicago in 1996, with Kyle Thomas on vocals. Their debut album was called 'Eleven Ways to Die.' They put out seven studio albums in total, including 'Blood Martyr' and 'Plan 4.'
Thomas's lyrics often dealt with heavy personal themes, which came through in songs like 'A Suicide Note In Braille' and 'Beneath the Plague.' The band's sound was built around his raw vocal delivery and the group's straightforward, heavy approach.
Other members included Ian Watts on bass and Chris Kontos on guitar. The lineup shifted at times, but those three were consistent figures. They stayed active in the Chicago metal scene for over twenty years.
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