Krill was an indie rock band that emerged from the vibrant DIY music scene of Boston, Massachusetts. The group consisted of Jonah Furman on vocals and bass, Aaron Ratoff on guitar, and Ian Becker on drums. They were known for their unique blend of lo-fi aesthetics, intricate musicianship, and emotionally charged lyrics that often delved into existentialism and personal growth.

Over the course of their career, which spanned from 2010 until they disbanded in 2015, Krill released several notable works. Their self-titled album "Krill" served as an introduction to their distinctive style, while "Lucky Leaves" further cemented their place in the indie rock genre with its raw energy and off-kilter charm. The EP "Steve Hears Pile in Malden and Burst Into Tears" showcased their ability to use narrative and a sense of place to create an evocative listening experience. Their final album, "A Distant Fist Unclenching," released in 2015, was seen as a significant leap forward in terms of complexity and depth, hinting at what could have been had they continued their upward trajectory. Though the band has since disbanded, Krill left a lasting impact on fans and the indie music community, with their early work from "Alam No Hris" also contributing to their underground legacy.

Genres

Boston Indie

Boston Rock

Indie Punk

Latest Release

Krill

Krill

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released September 2, 2016