On July 27 2007, Myspace "scene" fashion subculture figure [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/602bd2fa-a999-43ef-910b-3fcdf4b9500b|Dahvie Vanity] created a Myspace profile to house his upcoming musical project under the name "dahviemusic", in the following months recruiting his friends [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/60613005-3a89-4ee7-ab4e-4e1c8295bc7f|Christopher Mongillo], [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/af9a1f44-5e56-41ec-bdf2-1416a208d8eb|Rebecca Fugate], and [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/cd5d1300-62f9-4bc8-b25b-5e18f5f76a75|Matt Malaret] to join him in forming the band ''' 'Love The Fashion' '''. Mongillo proposed the name ''' 'Blood on the Dance Floor' ''' in a studio session, which the group preferred and proceeded to use. Malaret, credited as the band's early electronic drummer and screamer, left the group in the beginning of 2008 to work on his own band, [https://musicbrainz.org/artist/d9f68847-64b7-4298-8c88-156d41dc231c|'''''Wysteria!''''']. Fugate and Mongillo departed the group midway in 2008 after recording the albums [http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/6928784d-a548-4b44-afbe-01acb7ba8c8e|'''''Let's Start a Riot!'''''] and [http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/ac807fc0-59c2-4572-be06-eff9dbe2ce28|'''''It's Hard to Be A Diamond In A Rhinestone World'''''], citing their inability to tour with the band. Fugate later returned to assist in the production of later albums [https://musicbrainz.org/release-group/156f070f-5a02-4c32-8c1d-4fb43fa83482|'''''EPIC'''''] and [https://musicbrainz.org/release-group/3fc614ed-b27d-4f94-9d28-32318a479f37|'''''Evolution''''']. During the production of the band's second album, [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/882a3adb-201a-4931-a8ab-ff51abeb0a48|Garrett Ecstasy] was recruited as an uncredited backup singer and screamer, later going on to become the lead singer along with Dahvie, recording the EPs [http://musicbrainz.org/release/b2c76592-be44-4260-8960-d3707d910e84|'''''I Scream I Scream'''''], [http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/ab936b66-e806-4dac-86e2-bbd5607d9245|'''''Extended Play'''''], and [http://musicbrainz.org/release/50e242f1-380c-4215-b8d5-c8d00e87a935|'''''OMFG Sneak Peak'''''] as well as numerous singles. Garrett left the band in late September 2009, while performing on the 'OMFG Tour' promoting their upcoming album; Dahvie had been kicked off the tour pending his release from police custody in Denver, CO for sexually assaulting a 17 year old in the parking lot of the venue 'The Life Spot' before performing their set on September 12, 2009. Garrett performed the remaining Blood on the Dance Floor tour dates solo, but stated unequivocally that he was no longer collaborating with Dahvie Vanity or Blood on the Dance Floor. Dahvie went on to recruit [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/5f241dd2-ed7a-4f11-944e-b7ffe37799c3|Jayy Von Monroe] and [https://musicbrainz.org/artist/756b41d8-ce6e-4c02-aa8c-19eccd3a373c|Nick Nasty] to fill Garrett's position, and the trio recorded the track [http://musicbrainz.org/release/831859ab-6e25-4346-bc70-a97317e53b94|'''''Horrifically Delicious'''''] shorty after. Nick departed the group not long after, but would return later as the band's tour drummer and featuring vocalist on [https://musicbrainz.org/release-group/4966704c-6b3e-4fd1-9892-94ab4ca5525f|''''G.F.A.'''']. Dahvie and Jayy went on to re-record several Blood on the Dance Floor tracks previously released with Garrett's vocals, many of which became tracks for the new duo's debut album, ''''EPIC''''. Additionally, the duo had collaborated with [https://musicbrainz.org/artist/4aa960a9-368e-4288-bc63-ff5053dbdddc|''''Jeffree Star''''] to produce three tracks for the album, however Star and Dahvie had a falling out in the summer of 2010 and these tracks were re-recorded to remove Star's vocals for the album's final cut. Some of these remakes featured in a [http://musicbrainz.org/release/79000818-e761-4a39-8f02-b6c2cc2e820f|free downloadable EP]. Dahvie and Jayy as Blood on the Dance Floor went on to release 7 albums along with numerous EPs and singles. In September 2016, Jayy formally departed Blood on the Dance Floor, in the process coming forward about years of abuse and financial struggle at the hands of Dahvie, including one instance where Dahvie had forced Jayy to perform an entire tour while ill, disallowing him to cancel to seek critical medical attention for his HIV. Dahvie went on to declare Blood on the Dance Floor concluded, intending to focus primarily on his new project [https://musicbrainz.org/artist/31310fc0-ce15-4bce-8ab7-b61b8ad757a7|''''Sinners Are Winners'''']. While on tour as ''''Sinners Are Winners'''', Dahvie recruited independent film actress and alternative fashion model [https://musicbrainz.org/artist/0a2a8b3f-b91c-49c5-b90a-f493ac74eaad|Fallon Vendetta] to do guest vocals and model for covers of the band's singles. In early 2017, Dahvie announced the return of Blood on the Dance Floor with Fallon filling the position of Jayy. The duo released 3 albums and numerous singles and extended plays as Blood on the Dance Floor, including performing a tour and CD release in Japan, before Fallon officially departed in late 2018, citing Dahvie's inappropriate behavior. Incensed by Blood on the Dance Floor's music being banned from Spotify and GooglePlay in 2019, Dahvie released the final album [https://musicbrainz.org/release-group/dc340766-07e4-4922-8522-c430388f95e4|''''Hollywood Death Star''''], a compilation of solo tracks created with numerous instrumentals from earlier album recording sessions that didn't make the cut, and declared Blood on the Dance Floor concluded on September 5, 2019. The different tracks are differentiated with disambiguations, and can be all viewed in the [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/49238391-5d65-41e7-90dc-195e73a11560/recordings|recordings view]. * Some tracks not on the standard edition of a release exist on a re-release or a deluxe edition etc.. of the release (which can be found within the respective album/EP's release group). *For a list of BOTDF singles that are not in '''ANY''' album or EP releases, [http://musicbrainz.org/collection/f5831405-293b-4497-8481-c178a40d7dc5|see '''this collection'''].