Killwhitneydead is deathcore band that is noted for it's heavy use of audio samples from films and TV. The band debuted as a studio project with an eleven track, sixteen minute EP 'Inhaling The Breath Of A Bullet' in August 2002 through Tribunal Records. At this juncture the band comprised of vocalist M, guitarist / bassist Tommy with Jeremy on drums. The album 'Never Good Enough For You' followed in May 2004, M now being joined by guitarists BJ Stevens and Travis Cook, bassist Ryan McInturff and drummer Justin Collins. "So Pretty So Plastic" arrived in March 2005 with an expanded edition in new artwork, hosting an entire KWDMF remix of the entire album, dubbed 'So Pretty So Plastic: Chopped & Screwed' delivered in April 2006.

Killwhitneydead undertook a mammoth US tour throughout the summer of 2006 partnered with The Demonstration. Support along the way came courteousy of Elysia and Dead Man In Reno.

Both "Nothing Less Nothing More" & "Hell To Pay" were released in 2007. The band then underwent a short series of tours near the end of 2007 with The Demonstration and various others (Jonas sees in color, And since Forgotten) called "Jingle Hell" which promoted their 2 holiday songs "Jingle Hell" and "Merry Axemas" which were available for download for a short time on the bands myspace page. These songs would later be featured on the "Stocking Stuffher" EP released on 2009.

The band then released a box set called "Not Even God Can Save You Now: A Trilogy of Terror", which featured a re-recorded version of their first EP along with Never Good Enough For You and So Pretty So Plastic.

They then released a Compilation titled "Bonus Cuts" in 2009 that featured karaoke MP3s of the songs on the comp. This was followed by a split with Line Of Fire, another compilation titled "Greatest Bloody Hits: A Decade of Debauchery" which included a cover of Baggage from Seaweed and a demo version of Sound the Alarms that would be featured on the bands last album, Suffer My Wrath.

On October 28, 2017, the band played their final tour. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.