KILL DYLL EXPLORES THE DARK SIDE OF “PARASOCIAL” RELATIONSHIPS ON NEW SINGLE
Genre-upending vocalist/producer Kill Dyll releases “PARASOCIAL”, a dark vision of hypermodern fan-artist dynamics set to blistering, 90s-styled alt-rock. Listen and watch the visualizer via Second Estate / Warner Records.
”PARASOCIAL” is the latest entry in a new mask-off era for Kill Dyll that finds him unpacking the complexities around him via music and lyrics that are more personal and visceral than ever. The new single opens on a heavy riff before exploding into a full-band sound — crashing drums, thick bass, distorted guitar — while his voice is a dark chant channelling unchecked obsession.
Each month seems to bring a new manifestation of Kill Dyll’s current vision. Most recently, he shared the grunge-caked meditation on personal fragility and dependence, “WILTED ROSE.” Before that came “THE COST,” a hypnotic descent into disconnection, and surprise release “START TO BLEED,” capturing the existential crush of our times over a wall of shoegazing guitar and distorted production. As a whole, the songs pair heavy, insightful lyrics with music that channels both gnarled ‘90s angst and the unrestrained expression of 2010s emo-rap.
Kill Dyll opened the year with his headlining U.S. Holy Trinity Tour and has since been sharing snippets of new music directly to fans on his social channels — a move that coincides with the DIY-minded Denver-based artist leaving behind the elaborate masks he used to wear. Longtime followers have had the opportunity to witness him evolve his work across projects, continuously challenging himself to push the boundaries of his music while exploring new ways to let loose raw emotion and provide musical relief to listeners working through dark feelings of their own.
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