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Documented collaborators

Soft Kill is a Portland-based project that has forged a distinct path through post-punk revival, darkwave, garage, and shoegaze textures. Since forming in 2010, core figure Tobias Grave has steered the sound, with live collaborators like Nicole Colbath contributing electronics along the way. The band’s music traverses moody atmospheres and melodic hooks, earning praise from outlets such as BrooklynVegan and Treble for its somber yet gripping approach. Soft Kill’s steady output reflects a commitment to fearless, genre-defying songwriting that remains accessible to new listeners and longtime fans alike.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

On stage and in the studio, Soft Kill thrives on tension and atmosphere—whether in intimate rooms or larger venues. Fans can expect immersive live shows that highlight Grave’s songwriting and the evolving textures provided by rotating collaborators.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Soft Kill’s discography showcases a progression from the early, intimate iterations of An Open Door (2011) toward more expansive modern releases like Escape Forever (2024) and Canary Yellow (2022), all released across Cercle Social Records and earlier on Profound Lore. Notable collaborations include the 2016 track featuring Mark Burgess of The Chameleons on Choke, and critically acclaimed production on Savior (2018) with Ben Greenberg. Recent releases such as Dead Kids, R.I.P. City (2020), Premium Drifter (2020), Not Quite Dracula Music (2021), and Live At The Crystal Ballroom (2021) highlight the project’s ongoing creative vitality. For the latest shows, streaming, and releases, follow Soft Kill’s official hubs and social channels.

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What reaches the room

Upcoming tour information is often announced via Bandcamp, social hubs, and the official Linktree, so keep an eye on those channels for 2025 updates and regional dates as they become publicly available.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Soft Kill

  • Origin and genre: Formed in 2010 in Portland, Oregon; described as post-punk revival with darkwave/garage/shoegaze influences, sometimes labeled sad rock.
  • Core figure and lineup: Tobias Grave has been the constant driving force; live lineups have shifted over the years, with collaborators like Nicole Colbath contributing electronics.
  • Complete studio album discography (most recent first): Escape Forever (2024, Cercle Social Records); Metta World Peace (2023, Cercle Social); Canary Yellow (2022, Cercle Social); Savior (2018, Profound Lore); Choke (2016, Profound Lore); Heresy (2015, Cercle Social CSR 15); Circle of Trees (2013, Cercle Social CSR 016); An Open Door (2011, Fast Weapons).
  • Recent/notable releases: Dead Kids, R.I.P. City (2020); Premium Drifter (2020); Not Quite Dracula Music (2021); Live At The Crystal Ballroom (2021).
  • Social media: Active presence via Bandcamp and a social link hub (Linktree) linking to Instagram, Facebook, Bandcamp, and more.
  • Notable collaborations and press: Choke (2016) featured Mark Burgess (The Chameleons) on a track; Savior (2018) produced with Ben Greenberg and released on Profound Lore; contemporary reception documented by outlets like BrooklynVegan and Treble.

The records

Soft Kill Discography

  • Escape Forever
    2024 · Cercle Social Records
  • Metta World Peace
    2023 · Cercle Social Records
  • Canary Yellow
    2022 · Cercle Social Records
  • Live At The Crystal Ballroom
    2021 · Cercle Social Records
  • Not Quite Dracula Music
    2021 · Cercle Social Records
  • Dead Kid Demos
    2021 · Cercle Social Records
  • Dead Kids, R.I.P. City
    2020 · Cercle Social Records
  • Premium Drifter
    2020 · Cercle Social Records
  • A Plan To Suffer: The Savior Demos
    2019 · Cercle Social Records
  • Savior
    2018 · Profound Lore Records
  • Choke
    2016 · Profound Lore Records
  • Heresy
    2015 · Cercle Social Records CSR 15
  • Circle of Trees
    2013 · Cercle Social Records CSR 016
  • An Open Door
    2011 · Fast Weapons
  • Memory Loss
    2020 · Lamer World

The hits

Top Soft Kill Songs

  • Molly
    2023 · N/A
  • The Line (feat Ruth Radelet)
    2019 · N/A
  • New Age
    2020 · N/A
  • Memory Loss
    2020 · N/A

Soft Kill’s discography showcases a progression from the early, intimate iterations of An Open Door (2011) toward more expansive modern releases like Escape Forever (2024) and Canary Yellow (2022), all released across Cercle Social Records and earlier on Profound Lore. Notable collaborations include the 2016 track featuring Mark Burgess of The Chameleons on Choke, and critically acclaimed production on Savior (2018) with Ben Greenberg. Recent releases such as Dead Kids, R.I.P. City (2020), Premium Drifter (2020), Not Quite Dracula Music (2021), and Live At The Crystal Ballroom (2021) highlight the project’s ongoing creative vitality. For the latest shows, streaming, and releases, follow Soft Kill’s official hubs and social channels.

Upcoming tour information is often announced via Bandcamp, social hubs, and the official Linktree, so keep an eye on those channels for 2025 updates and regional dates as they become publicly available.

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