Tag: I Killed The Prom Queen

Throwback: “Calvert Street” from I Killed The Prom Queen!

In 2014 the return of one of Australia’s most important Metalcore outfits I Killed The Prom Queen for one final album in “Beloved” is one that eight years on today we celebrate. An interesting choice in many respects, it’s a reincarnation of the oldest of Metalcore sounds from a band who only featured one original

Bootleg: Deez Nuts in Belgrade!

Following the tragic news of the passing of ex-I Killed The Prom Queen and Deez Nuts bassist Sean Kennedy at just 35, we have decided to pay tribute to him by sharing this bootleg of Deez Nuts playing a full set in Belgrade Serbia on 8th March 2020, where they shared a stage with Mind

Riff Police! Pull Over! #134: Bring Me The Horizon Vs Deftones!

Having already done the rounds at this point, we just feel like we had to have another poke at the hornets nest that has surrounded Bring Me The Horizon since 2015’s “That’s The Spirit“. Why? Because we’re angry bears who were so disheartened by the records that the band released after the departure of I

Bootleg: The Red Shore in Sydney!

The reunion of Melbourne Australian Death Metaller quintet The Red Shore for January’s Invasion Fest was a special moment. Ingrained in the history of the Australian scene coming up in 2004 alongside the likes of I Killed The Prom Queen, here is a full pro-shot full set from them Metro Theatre in Sydney on 18th

Review: “You Got Me All F***ed Up” by Deez Nuts

If you look at it there are a fair amount of comparisons you could make between Alex Erin and JJ Peters. They both might come from opposite ends of the Globe with Peters hailing from Australia and Erin from Canada but they both have a similar look facially with baseball caps and designer stubble. They

NEWS: Deez Nuts have an evil grin!

It looks like it’s going to be a long run before the death defying gravity battling “You’ve Got Me F***ed Up” from Australian Hardcore Kings Deez Nuts. The album will fall from the sky like a airplane crashing into metropolis on 18th October via Century Media before no doubt, the band who feature former members

Review: “Above Empires” by Aktaion

Created with the help of Fredrik Nordström (I Killed The Prom Queen, Arch Enemy, Dark Tranquility, Architects) handling mixing and mastering duties and Robert Kukla recording and producing the album with the band at Obisidan Recording Studios, “Above Empires” is the third studio album from Aktaion. Hailing from Halmstad, Sweden they released their debut album

NEWS: The Hero Dies First “Re:ignite” the fires!

With a trio of shows coming up this weekend, The Hero Dies First have released a new music video for “Re:Ingite” show by Oli Duncanson. The Fredrik Nordstrom (Bring Me The Horizon, In Flames, I Killed The Prom Queen) produced tune will no doubt get an airing at one of them. Joining the Bedford Metallers