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Must Kill
Must Kill formed in 2005 in the Pacific Northwest with Kyle Thorne on vocals, Ben Granfelt on guitar, Matt Snell on bass, and Christian Olde Wolbers on drums....
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Must Kill formed in 2005 in the Pacific Northwest with Kyle Thorne on vocals, Ben Granfelt on guitar, Matt Snell on bass, and Christian Olde Wolbers on drums. They put out their first album in 2007, followed by Posthuman in 2009, Strength Through Weakness in 2011, and Slaughterhouse in 2014.
Their song 'Move On' became their most recognized track. It's a straightforward industrial metal piece that connected with listeners who appreciated its direct approach.
They developed a reputation for intense live shows and lyrics that didn't shy away from darker themes. The band's sound stayed within the industrial metal lane they established early on, with Thorne's vocals and Granfelt's guitar work defining their recordings.
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