Killmama Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Rob and Sophie are close friends and make music together very naturally. The band was born from a simple hangout and evolved immediately into a serious project. With aggressive lyrics and bluesy licks, Killmama is a release-and represents an inner strength that everyone has and should let out every now then. The shows are a blast, no pressure, just smashing some cymbals and having a good time. ... more
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