Formed in Chicago, Illinois in October of 2004, Dance Club  Massacre plays an experimental blend of grindcore interspersed with metal,  punk, thrash and lots of indie rock undertones. Though Dance Club Massacre  draws influence from bands like The Locust, An Albatross, Daughters,  Converge, Horse the Band, Fantomas, Pig Destroyer and Between the Buried  and Me they maintain a unique, light hearted vibe that is absent from the  genre. Dance Club Massacre's lyrical themes primarily focus on horror  movies, partying, girls, beer and generally having fun and enjoying life.Dance Club Massacre started simply as a recording project between long-time  friends Nick Seger and Kurt Latos. The first three songs, which were dubbed  "Halloween-core", were recorded with Nick on guitar, vocals and synthesized  drums and Kurt on keyboards and bass. This description perfectly defined  Dance Club Massacre's unique sound and would become the basis for their  future writing. After receiving positive feedback on their recodings, Nick  and Kurt decided it was time to turn their project into a full-time band.  Nick and Kurt rounded out the Dance Club Massacre line-up with Jon Caruso  on drums, Chris Mrozek on bass and Mitch Hein on guitar.In early 2005, Dance Club Massacre recorded a 7-track demo at Blam  Recording in Chicago with noted engineer Eric Butkus (Tower of Rome, Pedro  the Lion). After playing a handful of well received shows and selling  through the limited number of pressed demos, Dance Club Massacre made one  more line-up change, recruiting Matt Hynek to take the place of founding  member Kurt Latos.April 2006 brought Dance Club Massacre back into the studio with Eric  Butkus, now at Evil Plan to Record the World Studios in Chicago, to record  "Feasts of the Blood Monsters".  Dance Club Massacre's second self-released  album quickly broke into the  50 Top Selling Items on Interpunk.com and  sold through all 1100 copies.After grabbing the attention of Blackmarket Activities, the label offered  to re-issue Dance Club Massacre's "Feasts of the Blood Monsters". The, now  out of print release, will be remixed and remastered for release on  Blackmarket Activities. In addition, the re-issue will feature new album  artwork and packaging courtesy of Discordant Art.Dance Club Massacre has shared the stage with Ed Gein, The Number Twelve  Looks Like You, An Albatross, Heavy Heavy Low Low, Modern Life is War,  Since by Man, Arsonists Get All the Girls, See You Next Tuesday, Psyopus,  The Devil Wears Prada and Tower of Rome.