I Killed The Prom Queen, hailing from Adelaide, South Australia, emerged as a pivotal force in the melodic metalcore scene in the early 2000s. Their inception in 2000 marked the beginning of a journey that would see them navigating through the ranks of heavy music with a mix of screamo and metalcore elements. The band's lineup went through several changes over the years, but key figures like Jona Weinhofen have been instrumental in shaping its musical direction and maintaining its essence.

Their discography, highlighted by releases such as "When Goodbye Means Forever," "Music for the Recently Deceased," and "Beloved," showcases a relentless pursuit of emotional depth, technical prowess, and lyrical introspection. Notably, the "When Goodbye Means Forever (2021 Remix / Remaster)" signifies the band's continuous effort to revisit and refine their sound, ensuring their legacy endures in the evolving music landscape. Throughout their career, I Killed The Prom Queen has been known for their electrifying live performances, captured profoundly in "Sleepless Nights and City Lights (Live)," which stands as a testament to their connection with fans and their prowess on stage. Despite periods of inactivity and member changes, the band's influence on the metalcore scene remains undeniable, with their blend of melody, aggression, and heartfelt lyrics resonating with a dedicated fan base around the globe.

Genres

Deathcore

Melodic Metalcore

Metalcore

Latest Release

When Goodbye Means Forever (2021 Remix / Remaster)

I Killed The Prom Queen

Album - 12 Tracks - Released December 12, 2021