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Comment: Fails WP:NBAND. Discogs is not a reliable secondary source. Dan arndt (talk) 23:25, 19 April 2026 (UTC)

Kilmer was a Post-punk band from Seattle, Washington. it was formed by Joey Ashenbrenner^{[citation needed]} as the drums, Greg Langlais as the bass, Peter Nelson as the vocals, guitars, and keys, and Brian Ward as the guitar and vocals. they broke up in 2001.

Kilmer self-released their first album in 1998, titled The Highlands And Lowlands. and they released their second album in 2002. titled Reason Can Deceive, Faith May be Misplaced, But Love.... the fifth song off of The Highlands And Lowlands, "petition" appeared on a let's jet records compilation.

Discography

The Highlands And Lowlands - self-released (1998)
Reason Can Deceive, Faith May be Misplaced, But Love... - Unknown label^{[citation needed]}

Compilation appearances

"Petition" on Wrestlerock - 20 Band Battle Royal - let's jet records (1999)

References

https://www.newartillery.com/category/Signal-Drench/

https://www.discogs.com/release/16013231-Various-Wrestlerock-20-Band-Battle-Royal

https://www.discogs.com/release/12607572-Kilmer-The-Highlands-And-Lowlands-?srsltid=AfmBOopeZI68JQeZ7fcOEz-DBBk1wEBwkGPfFKkOmX7EJCjLyMIjDNHb