KILLCODE is a five-piece American rock band from New York City, known for their Southern-infused rock and metal sound, melodic yet hard-edged vocals, and adrenaline-charged anthems driven by big guitars and relentless rhythms.
Founded by Tom Morrissey and Chas, the current KILLCODE lineup includes Tom Morrissey on vocals, Chas on guitar, DC Gonzalez on guitar, Rob Noxious on drums, and Danny Rojo on bass, who recently joined the band.
Following the release of their EPs To Die For and Taking It All, the band’s self-titled album KILLCODE reached number two on Billboard’s Mid Atlantic Heatseekers chart. Their music has been featured on The Howard Stern Show and in the documentary DRESSED. In 2016, DC Gonzalez joined the lineup, and the band recorded The Answer with producer Joey Z.
KILLCODE have built a strong international following, headlining venues such as Irving Plaza, Gramercy Theatre, and Bowery Ballroom, and performing at major festivals including Hell and Heaven, Bang Your Head, Rock of Ages, Guitare En Scene, and Hard Rock Hell, while touring extensively across Europe, the UK, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the United States.
In 2020, Bobby Flores joined the band, and during the pandemic KILLCODE recorded Life, Death, Rock N Roll, released worldwide in early 2023 via Mother West Records. Since then, the band has continued to gain momentum with new releases, including the singles “One Trick Pony” and “Ride,” showcasing a heavier, groove-driven evolution of their sound.
Their music was featured in the 2025 Sylvester Stallone film Armor and on the soundtrack of a film directed by Kevin Smith. On February 17, 2026, KILLCODE released “Ride (High Roller Remix)” with Public Enemy’s DJ Johnny Juice, marking a bold cross-genre collaboration that expands their reach while staying rooted in their NYC identity.
With growing international press, renewed live activity, and new releases on the horizon, KILLCODE continue to push forward, louder, heavier, and unapologetically driven.
