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Kutless, a Christian alternative band specializing in melodic hard rock, released their self-titled debut on BEC Recordings in 2002. The group, which consists of James Mead (guitar), Nathan "Stu" Stewart (bass), Kyle Mitchell (drums), Ryan Shrout (guitar), and Jon Micah Sumrall (vocals), came together in Portland, Oregon in 1999, inspired by such Christian rock predecessors as the Supertones as well as mainstream modern rockers like Staind, Creed, and Incubus. The seeds of the band were sown when Stewart moved to Portland from his native North Dakota to attend college, where he met Sumrall, Mitchell, and Shrout. All of the members of Kutless attended the same church, Athey Creek, where they began playing music together. They soon decided to forego college to concentrate on their music career, moving into a group house where they hosted basement party gigs. The band headlined such jaunts as the Extreme Days tour and often played events to benefit battered women and children and cancer victims. The group's albums, all released by BEC Recordings, include Kutless (2002), Sea of Faces (2004), Strong Tower (2005), Hearts of the Innocent (2006), Live from Portland (also from 2006), To Know That You're Alive (2008), It Is Well (2009), and Believer (2012). ~ Erik Hage & Steve Leggett, Rovi
Great sound and lyrics - wondering what they've been doing since 2009 . . . ?
criner74
IT IS WELL ROCK'S
allkemps
really good band love the album hearts of the innocent.
seasley11
they are like a rock version of Phillips, Craig, and Dean. Does anyone else think that way? (Yes, @r874, i agree, these guys are FAR from Chris Tomlin. He is like a legend in the christian music world. these guys are...idk)
Since I've stopped listening to secular Hard Rock music, this band satisfies my soul and music style--reminds me of some of the great bands I listened to like Bad Company and Kansas but Kutless exalts God in their lyrics
ourworldfreak
Million Dollar Man is my favorite Kutless song and will always be my favorite Kutless song!
ourworldfreak
hey Josh, i also went to the Winter Jam 2011 in Tacoma, WA
Will be seeing them this saturday with Red and Fireflight So excited!! 8D
shockride
Saw them at Higher Ground in 2008. To me, they were the highlight of the Friday Night lineup. I liked them so much that I wound up buying all their albums within a year.
Kutless is the First Christian Rock band I heard that I liked. Once I started a station on Pandora then they started flooding in.
Kutless is Great.
And Yes, there needs to be Christian Hard Rock to get the message to those of us that grew up with the other Hard Rock.
i like alll christian music and this is really good! (: i thinkt that they could get to a audience that likes hard rock and tell them about Jesus and how he has saved us all (: <3
I believe that there is some validity to the point that much of Christian contemporary music is boring and safe. Well, it is safe because it is meant to be; but boring ... yeah, it was. It has come SO very far since the 1980s. Kutless has some very hard-edged stuff as does Skillet, Red, Disciple, etc. These bands have come from some very dark places and found what God can do with their music. God didn't kill their music; He put a message behind it and gave it true power. That's cool!
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Kutless is Great.
And Yes, there needs to be Christian Hard Rock to get the message to those of us that grew up with the other Hard Rock.