Krill Announce New Album Secret Language: Hear “Dominate”
In the early 2010s, Krill emerged out of Boston in a loosely mathy tangle of guitars and neuroses and became a cult sensation for a generation of budding indie rock fans. The band's lifespan coincided with my late 20s and early 30s, and they came to my attention through my young millennial coworkers here at Stereogum, writers like James Rettig and Gabriela Tully Claymore who were about a decade…
In the early 2010s, Krill rose from Boston's music scene, captivating a generation of young indie rock enthusiasts with their unique blend of mathy guitars and introspective lyrics. As a band that spanned the early 30s of their fan base, Krill became a beloved fixture during the height of the indie poptimism era, a time when listeners were captivated by the burgeoning movements of Odd Future and other experimental acts.
Despite the surge of synthpop and R&B influences, Krill's raw, guitar-driven sound remained a refreshing reminder of the classic indie rock that had defined their formative years. As the article highlights, Krill's resurgence in the post, "Krill Announce New Album Secret Language : Hear ‘Dominate’," has shown that even beloved bands can make a triumphant comeback, leaving the younger audience wondering what other musical gems lie in store for the future.
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