Music for the Recently Deceased
Not content with their busy 2005 schedule, Adelaide's I Killed The Prom  Queen are taking 2006 by the throat and don't look like letting go in the  near future. Simply reaching their potential isn't a motivation for this  band, surpassing their own expectations and abilities are just a taste of  their intentions and existence.Adelaide's I Killed The Prom Queen unleashed a more powerful and dynamic  debut full length than has yet to be experienced by most. "When Goodbye  Means Forever", debuted in the Adelaide charts at #1 where and remained in  that position many weeks after its release. The album also debuted in the  AIR charts at #12 before breaking through into the top 10 to #6, remaining  in the top 10 for over 6 weeks, a feat rarely achieved by a metal/hardcore  band. Easily satiating the IKTPQ followers, this release serves to reaffirm  IKTPQ's evolution, displaying how much they've accomplished, the  contribution they have made to underground music in Australia and the sheer  distance they've evolved over the course of their existence.Not letting their location or personnel changes hinder their progress, I  Killed The Prom Queen hastily reinforced their name at the forefront of the  Australian hardcore and metal scenes with consistent timely touring. They  recently traveled a myriad of kilometers throughout Australia with  international acts including Canada's Silverstein, Sweden's The Haunted and  USA metal act Exodus as well as playing with the likes of Fear Factory,  Soilwork and Alexisonfire. Amongst countless supports, IKTPQ found time to  wow Aussie crowds when they headlined the Australia wide `Destroy Music  Tour' over four long weeks before jumping on the plane to snowy Sweden to  record the follow up to When Goodbye Means Forever. With festivals such as  2006 Come Together fesetival(Luna Park) & Overcranked festival, 2005 big  day out and 2004 Hellfest (New Jersey USA) as well as several USA & UK  tours under their belts, and with not one of the members over the age of  23, it seems IKTPQ's reign over the Australian and worldwide Metal and  Hardcore scene is only just beginning!Redefining Australian metal/hardcore with an intense live show matched by  none and their unique mixture of hardcore and metal, IKTPQ more than  deliver an experience not yet seen within Australia, or in the States for  that matter. Their first full length release from Hand of Hope/Resist  Records will force you to reconsider your perception of Australian  underground music and discover why IKTPQ will continue to break the  barriers and bring this underrated style of music to a broader and more  mainstream audience.The imminent release of their brutal new sophomore full length (set for  release in June 06) recorded in Sweden with famed metal producer's Fredrik  Nordstrom and Patrik J. Sten (In Flames, Soilwork, At the Gates) will see  IKTPQ embark on a two month cd release tour of capitol and regional  Australia followed by the boys jet-setting once again to unleash their  album on the USA, UK, Europe, Japan and New Zealand.