Ranking of Ice Nine Kills’ greatest songs: heavy tracks that resonate with horror fans

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Ice Nine Kills – Hell In The Hallways (Official Music Video)

A ferocious number that transforms the cruelty of bullying and the terror of group psychology into a heavy, dramatic sonic experience! Its structure shifts from quiet unease to an explosive heaviness, perfectly matching the thrilling arc from oppression to tragedy—utterly irresistible.

This track appears as the final song on the masterpiece Every Trick in the Book, released in December 2015.

It’s based on the classic novel Carrie, and a video piece inspired by the 1976 film adaptation was also produced.

Later re-released on a live album in October 2020, it remains a highly popular gem.

If you love theatrical songcraft, this is a guaranteed killer tune for you!

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Ice Nine Kills – Hip To Be Scared ft. Jacoby Shaddix (Official Music Video)

A killer tune from Ice Nine Kills that brilliantly captures the world of horror films! Inspired by the movie American Psycho, the protagonist’s violence and nihilism are thrillingly portrayed through razor-sharp riffs.

Combined with theatrical vocals, it lets you experience fear and fun at the same time.

Released in July 2021, the track was included on the masterpiece The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood.

Packed with homages to the film, it even carries the appeal of a full-fledged tie-in.

The dramatic development stands out, building a tension that feels like the characters are holding a conversation.

If you want to immerse yourself in a sound that’s both intense and melodic, this is a sure-fire favorite!

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Ice Nine Kills – IT Is The End (Official Music Video)

A ferocious number crafted as a de facto tribute to the film IT! It’s no exaggeration to say this track encapsulates all of their chaotic allure.

With a deft balance of madness-inducing horns and melodious elements, it’s a quintessential Ice Nine Kills song.

This piece is the killer tune that closes out the masterful 2018 album The Silver Scream.

It also made waves thanks to a fully produced video running over 14 minutes.

The sheer volume of detail is astonishing, but it’s the thrilling arrangement—held together by a superb band ensemble that keeps it from collapsing at the last second—that truly captivates.

If you love intricately labyrinthine song structures, this one is guaranteed to hit the spot!

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Ice Nine Kills – Me, Myself & Hyde (Lyric Video)

A fierce number themed around duality, inspired by the classic novel The Strange Case of Dr.

Jekyll and Mr.

Hyde! This track is a killer tune included on the album Every Trick in the Book, released in December 2015.

Its musicality impressively fuses contrasting elements—serenity and violence, reason and madness—in a well-balanced way, and it’s no exaggeration to say this work encapsulates all of their chaotic allure.

The thrilling development, held together by a superb band ensemble that pushes to the brink without collapsing, is absolutely irresistible.

If you love high-register clean vocal parts, you’re sure to be won over by this Ice Nine Kills classic!

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Ice Nine Kills – Rainy Day (Official Music Video)

Set to a cold-blooded soundscape that captures the tension of survival, this track stands out even within Ice Nine Kills’ repertoire.

Inspired by the global phenomenon Resident Evil, its electronic textures and heavy accompaniment brilliantly evoke a sense of utter despair.

Premiered in September 2021 and later included on the landmark album The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood, the song serves as a powerful homage to that work.

Perfect for when you want to experience thrilling terror, it’s a killer tune that fans of macabre musicality are sure to love!