TV KILLZ

Miami, Florida's TV KILLZ trade in raw, unfiltered garage metal — two musicians, one relentless sound, zero filler.

Roy — guitarist/vocalist — picked up the instrument young and never put it down. That path led to New York's Xombie, where he spent over a decade in the trenches: hundreds of shows, festival stages, and the kind of mileage that either breaks a musician or forges one. It forged him. The instincts and stage-hardened aggression he carries into TV KILLZ were built there, one gig at a time.

Fernando grew up behind the kit in La Romana, Dominican Republic, cutting his teeth in the island's underground scene with his band Numa. Same story, different scene — start young, grind it out in a tight-knit DIY world, earn every ounce of skill the hard way.

Two players, two scenes — and then, of all things, a pandemic. Roy and Fernando crossed paths in Miami through a mutual connection, and a casual "let's jam" detonated into something neither of them saw coming. Within a week they were writing. That first session produced the first song on what would become their debut album. No overthinking. No filler. Just two musicians who clicked and went straight for the throat.

The jam session was the spark. TV KILLZ is the fire.

Debut album out now. Two musicians, a decade of stage scars between them, and a sound that owes nothing to anyone. This is just the opening blast.