Killing Heidi is an Australian rock band that formed in 1996 in Violet Town, Victoria. The band consists of siblings Ella and Jesse Hooper, along with other members who joined the group throughout its various phases. They burst onto the national music scene in the late 1990s with a raw, grunge-influenced sound that quickly garnered them critical and commercial acclaim. Their debut album "Reflector," released in 2000, captured the essence of post-grunge era with its anthemic hit singles "Weir" and "Mascara," both of which became defining tracks of the period and led the band to win several ARIA awards, including Album of the Year and Best Group.

Over the years, Killing Heidi evolved their musical style, embracing a more polished rock and pop aesthetic. Their follow-up albums, "Present" (2002) and "Killing Heidi" (2004), featured successful tracks such as "Live Without It," "I Am," and "Calm Down," showcasing the band's versatility and ability to craft catchy hooks while maintaining their alternative edge. Despite experiencing the highs and lows typical of the music industry, including a brief hiatus, Killing Heidi has made a lasting impact on the Australian rock scene. Their music resonates with a generation of fans who connected with the band's empowering lyrics and dynamic performances, making Killing Heidi a beloved and influential group in the annals of Australian music history.

Genres

Australian Alternative Rock

Australian Rock

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Latest Release

Calm Down

Killing Heidi

Single - Released September 24, 2004