Artist's albums
High Enough
2023 · single
End of the World (feat. Disciple)
2022 · single
Words of Fire
2022 · single
Twenty
2022 · single
Kutless Collection
2021 · compilation
Alpha / Omega
2017 · album
King of My Heart - Single
2017 · single
Christmas Top 5
2016 · EP
The Ultimate Playlist
2016 · album
Surrender
2015 · album
20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Kutless
2015 · compilation
The Ultimate Collection
2014 · compilation
Glory (Deluxe Edition)
2014 · album
The Worship Collection
2013 · album
Top 5: Hits
2013 · EP
Believer
2012 · album
Believer (Deluxe Edition)
2012 · album
This Is Christmas
2011 · EP
Kutless: The Beginning
2010 · album
Premiere Performance Plus: Everything I Need
2010 · single
Premiere Performance Plus: What Faith Can Do
2010 · single
Premiere Performance Plus: Mistakes
2009 · single
Premiere Performance Plus: Promise Of A Lifetime
2009 · single
Premiere Performance Plus: Sea Of Faces
2009 · single
Premiere Performance Plus: Smile
2009 · single
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Biography
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" Stuart (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 Stuart 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). The group's eight studio album, Glory, appeared in 2014. In 2015, Kutless released the Aaron Sprinkle-produced Surrender, featuring the single "Mirror." The album peaked at number thirteen on the Billboard Christian Albums chart, and garnered the band a Dove Award nomination for Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year. Two years later, they returned with their tenth studio album, Alpha/Omega, which included a reworked version of "Strong Tower" as well as the single "King of My Heart." ~ Erik Hage & Steve Leggett