I Killed The Prom Queen ‘Music For The Recently Deceased’ Re-Release Due in May

by Ryan Minic | Apr 15, 2011

I Killed The Prom Queen will re-release their 2006 album, Music For The Recently Deceased, as a deluxe 2-CD set in Australia on May 20 via We Are Unified/Warner.

The effort will include the original album version, as well an alternate version with former vocalist Michael Crafter.

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