A Killer's Confession

Launched in Cleveland, Ohio in 2016, A Killer’s Confession was built around singer Waylon Reavis after his departure from Mushroomhead. The project sits in a space between alternative metal and nu metal, with a dense sound, melodic refrains, industrial textures, and writing that alternates rhythmic tension, clean singing, and rougher vocals. A Killer’s Confession began to make itself heard with the single 'A Killer’s Confession', released in 2016 with the participation of Brian Head Welch, preceding a first album, Unbroken, in 2017. The group then followed with The Indifference of Good Men in 2019, Remember in 2021, and Victim 1 in 2024. Over the years, the lineup has undergone several personnel changes, while Waylon Reavis remains the core, notably surrounded by JP Cross on bass and, more recently, Richard 'Stitch' Thomas on keyboards and vocals. In its career, A Killer’s Confession has also multiplied occasional collaborations, notably with Chad Gray on 'Tell Your Soul' in 2021. Active on American rock and metal stages, A Killer’s Confession develops a direct formula, marked by the heritage of 2000s metal without being entirely limited to it.