Biography

From the heart of South Wales, Autumn Killers blend alternative rock with electronic energy, theatrical flair, and stadium-sized ambition.

Formed in 2019 just before the pandemic hit, the trio refused to be derailed by lockdowns and chaos. Instead, they used the time to refine a sound that fuses synth-laced textures with heavy grooves, pulsating rhythms, and emotionally charged vocals.

Led by frontman Rob Reece on vocals and bass, with Duncan Richardson handling guitars, keyboards, synths, and backing vocals, and Graeme Hoy on drums and percussion, Autumn Killers create music that is both cinematic and hard-hitting. Their influences — from Pendulum, Gary Numan, and David Bowie to Rammstein and Queen — shine through in their genre-bending approach and bold, sonic storytelling.

The band’s debut album Darkside and its follow-up Making Waves established them as a rising force in the UK alt-rock scene — known for their atmospheric production, heavy riffs, and anthemic choruses. Now, with a third album in the works, Autumn Killers are pushing their boundaries even further, promising a new chapter of evolution, experimentation, and raw intensity.

Whether delivering high-octane live shows or crafting studio tracks that pulse with emotion and power, Autumn Killers continue to break rules, blur genres, and make waves — on their own terms.