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The debut album from Australian metalcore outfit I Killed the Prom Queen showed that the quintet was out to give the American and European competition a run for its money. The band's sophomore effort, MUSIC FOR THE RECENTLY DECEASED, does much the same, delivering 11 songs of furious power, melodic hooks, tight musicianship, and crushing breakdowns. IKTPQ employs elements of death metal, screamo, and hardcore punk, but balances each of these in a way that brings something fresh to the nu-metal arena. Although the album treads over some of the same territory as its predecessor, that shouldn't dissuade metalcore fanatics from giving it a spin.Alternative Press (p.136) - "Thrashing guitars, guttural yelps iced with the occasional melodic vocal chorus, and a penchant for verbose song titles....A solid second album."
CMJ (p.24) - "The album's uber-slick-production polishes every note, riff and beat until crystal clear..."
Kerrang (Magazine) (p.50) - "[With] great songs, a predilection for OTT guitar harmonies and a vocalist who knows his death metal..." Music For The Recently Deceased Music I Killed The Prom Queen Music For The Recently Deceased Songs | 1. | Sharks in Your Mouth |
| 2. | Say Goodbye |
| 3. | E666 |
| 4. | Your Shirt Would Look Better With a Columbian Neck-Tie |
| 5. | Deepest Sleep, The |
| 6. | Bet It All on Black |
| 7. | Headfirst From a Hangman's Noose |
| 8. | Sleepless Nights and City Lights |
| 9. | Slain Upon My Faithful Sword |
| 10. | Like Nails to a Casket |
| 11. | There Will Be No Violins When You Die |
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Music For The Recently Deceased Music Music For The Recently Deceased Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   Another
Here for you is another of the huge slew of uninspired metalcore records that have been released recently. If you don't want to be bored to death with generic music don't get this
Submitted by srbrucker (kcmo)
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in the notes it says they fuse elements of "punk and screamo" but i cant recall any of that. this cd is a good cd with all sorts of lil good parts speckled throughout. i can listen to it pretty much straight through and not get bored. track 6 and 7 are cool. the vocals are good too if u like the full spectrum of styles. i dont support all that "im so vegan straightedge even my t-shirt says so" mentality but whatever, still a sweet cd.
Submitted by GGG (Vancity, BC)
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this is a great album if you like bands like soilwork and scar symmetry, etc. Very heavy sections with fast flowing catchy melodics
Submitted by jordon (watertown, mn)
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Dubbed the Australian "Queens" of Metal-core
Another astounding release from the queens (or shall i say kings) of melodic metalcore. This album is alot more structured and sensual then the last with dramatic changes to vocals and guitar solos, still maintaining their classic harmony as good old Prom Queen. Fronting another singer and clearly another influence Mr Ed Butcher, not hearing this anticipated release would be a mistake. If given the oppotunity to catch them live, I suggest doing it as these guys will leave your heart beating faster then a quick sprint without a warm up.
Submitted by jack-luis (Sydney Australia)
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