Killus

About

Killus: Industrial Metal's Spanish Fury. Hailing from Valencia, Spain, Killus isn't just playing metal; they're weaponizing it. Forged in the crucible of the early 2000s, Killus detonates a potent cocktail of industrial metal, electronica, and hardcore punk, reminiscent of early Rammstein colliding head-on with Prodigy's raw energy. Their soundscapes are a dystopian vision, driven by crushing guitars, thunderous percussion, and vocalist Rupio's guttural roars and piercing screams. Killus initially carved their niche in the Spanish underground, steadily building a dedicated fanbase with relentless touring and independently released albums. Their breakthrough came with albums like "Feel The Monster" and "Grøtesk," showcasing their evolution into a more refined, yet equally brutal, sonic force. Their commitment to pushing boundaries is evident in their incorporation of electronic elements and experimental sound design, defying easy categorization. Killus's unique brand of industrial metal offers a distinctly Spanish perspective, adding socio-political commentary to their sonic onslaught. They have shared stages with metal titans and gained international recognition at festivals across Europe. Currently, Killus continues to refine their signature sound, promising more punishing riffs and dystopian anthems in the years to come, proving that Spanish metal is a force to be reckoned with.