Lo-Pro is an American hard rock band that emerged in the early 2000s, distinguished by their melodic yet heavy sound that resonates with the post-grunge era of the time. The band was formed by Pete Murray and Neil Godfrey after the disbandment of their previous group, Ultraspank, in the wake of the nu metal boom. With Lo-Pro, they shifted away from their nu metal roots towards a more refined rock approach, ultimately carving a niche in the rock music scene. They signed with Staind and Aaron Lewis' record label, 413 Records, and were quickly associated with acts like Staind due to the label connection and stylistic similarities.

The band's self-titled debut album, "Lo-Pro," released in 2003, received a warm reception for its well-crafted rock sound, blending heavy riffs with accessible melodies. Despite the early success and a tour alongside heavy hitters like Chevelle and Staind, their profile remained relatively under the radar due primarily to record label issues. Overcoming obstacles, Lo-Pro continued to produce music with a resilient DIY ethic, releasing "The Beautiful Sounds of Revenge" in 2010, followed by "Disintegration Effect" in 2013, which showcased the band's continued evolution and maturity. "Letting Go," another notable release, is characteristic of the band's commitment to poignant songwriting coupled with robust rock arrangements. Lo-Pro's journey has been one of perseverance, maintaining a dedicated fan base with their darkly melodic and intense rock sound even as they navigate the ever-changing landscape of the music industry.