A fan of dark and melodic rock that is ferocious metalcore group Ice Nine Kills is staking out a distinct territory in the world of music. The Silver Scream 2 : Welcome to Horrorwood is a tribute to cinema to classic horror films such as A Nightmare on Elm Street or Friday the 13th, while also drawing inspiration from a cinephile's library of popular culture. The result is a bloody scream which has earned the band a lot of chart success and has earned the group a legion of loyal fans. The album has earned comparisons to Slipknot as well as Rob Zombie for their like-minded musical and lifestyle.
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<br>The latest merch release from the band is no different. The UK-based outfit has debuted the limited edition t-shirt in support of the Australian floods that have devastated parts of the country. The shirt will allow the proceeds going directly toward the relief effort. Ice Nine Kill Merch claims that the Australia floods have been a devastating tragedy for the nation. "Our hearts are broken for all those who have been affected." "Our hearts are broken for your, and we'll be there to help by any means we can."
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<br> Ice Nine Kills Backpack comes just after the band's recent Wurst Vacation tour, which was a sold out show at Manchester Academy on a warm spring evening. The group captivated the audience with a set list which included a variety of music with a horror theme including Communion of the Cursed, which riffs on false salvations in religion to American Psycho, a skewering of pop culture. It was a fitting tribute to the horror genre, which has long been an enduring influence on the band's lyrics, themes and aesthetic.
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<br>Spencer Charnas is quick to draw attention to the intrinsically interconnected interest between the horror film fans and the band, and it's clear this affinity translates to the live show as well. The band's incredible musicianship can be compared to bands such as Rammstein when they are performed in the correct venue using the right stage setup and production.
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<br>The Pyscho's Only Club app, which will be released in the near future, along with the new merchandise they've developed for their followers, are designed to make this experience more intimate. The app will include chat rooms for fans to interact with each other as well as with the band. The app will also include exclusive content that's not available else. This is an excellent development, which shows the band's commitment to their supporters.
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