Even though I'm super sad about them breaking up, I love how this album is going to be like a final goodbye. I like how they'll have an artistic climax rather than fading into obscurity.
I love how they said it though, Dillinger is one complete work of art and we loved the discography as it was, and didn’t want to continue for continuing sake; their journey as a single piece of art was complete, throw it on the shelf to avoid ruining it with burnout
@@levergatRapha I would agree however, it’s a very difficult decision for the band and for fans I mean I don’t think anyone felt great about Dillinger in the end lol I think it was a tiny bit of hindsight that was required so I guess it’s all about being patient and full circle you may be right
"I'm frightened in sleep, thinking my world will be gone. Promise me I won't die. I panic in dreams, from when I was still young. Please don't turn on that light." touching....
I like that dillinger goes melodic at times. It really shows how great mucisians they are. Not only are they good at writing complex rythms, but their knowledge of harmonies let's them create pretty intersting chord progressions, and put melodic motives together with chords that you normally wouldn't use.
They’re kind of a hard band to get into for this reason. For bands that are less accessible I generally need to start with a song like this then work my way into the less accessible stuff but I haven’t been able to do that with them for some reason.
@@benroth1588 Listen to One of Us is the Killer, Milk Lizard, and Sunshine The Werewolf, in that order, over and over. Then you should be able to get into much of the rest. Also, putting on good head[hones and watching a high quality live recording helps... or you know, going to shows, too late for that sadly lol. Or maybe you're just not that into them, but if you're here you must like something about them.
I have always loved those more ''poppy'' Dillinger songs honestly. They complement beautifully the more chaotic mathcore songs, imo. RIP Dillinger you are one those bands that have truly impacted my life.
Lyrics: To those of you I love This pains me to lose I hate to feel used I'm frightened in sleep. thinking my world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams from when I was still young Please don't turn on that light I can't see yet To those of you I've lost That pained me to love Please know that I tried (2x) I'm frightened in sleep. thinking my world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams, from when I was still young Please don't turn on that light I can't see yet Do you really think That I would leave you I couldn't stand myself So I had to choose Still you turn me on, though wild in your eyes Now I can't trust myself To keep on the light For us to see with I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams from when I was still young Please don't turn on that light I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams from when I was still young Please don't turn on that...
It's...it's not a sad thing Dillinger are ending. Nothing lasts forever, sure, but it's also a very rare exception for a band to go out when they're so close to reaching their very apex and leave behind such a definitive, finite statement of creativity. Everyone seems to be moving on to other projects, other outlets, and it's enough to leave us fans satisfied, but longing for more. For some reason, I have this sneaking suspicion that while this might be the end *for now*, Dillinger will be back in a good 5 or 6 years, releasing maybe one more EP. Next year marks the 20th anniversary of the band forming, and releasing their first album on Now or Never Records, and in 3 more years, Calculating Infinity will be 20 years old. Strange. It doesn't feel like that long ago that the lot of us discovered this band, Greg Puciato included. But, it's like the old poem by Robert Frost says, _"nothing gold can stay"_.
Yeah I agree. In one interview Ben said they have a lot of other material they didn't include on this album, so I feel that after a while maybe they'll revisit some of it. But another part of me thinks they're just fucking with us about calling it quits... We'll wait and see
I agree, BUT. Imagine doing the same thing over and over again for almost 20 years. It's gotta do something to your brain. PLUS, I think leaving at that point is a very intelingent (depends the way you see it) move...... They are gonna be legends. A group young lads will remember till they die. A band new generations will learn to enjoy and eventually, new ''legendary bands'' will say taht they like TDEP and it will all come full circle, they will be GODS! .....I*'m drunk as fuck ahahahahaa
I cant believe Calculating Infinity came out that long ago. That album was ahead of its time. Will always be one of my all time favorite albums, right up there with Botch's "We are the Romans". Dillinger did their job, and they did it well, to say the least. All good things must come to an end, so I really gope this album will be epic, but for some reason I don't think it will be amazing like Option Paralysis and One of us is the killer are. Hopefully they prove me wrong. Nothing well ever touch Calculating Infinity...and Im not saying I dont love how far theyve come and how they have branched out with their sound, Im just saying "Calculating Infinity" is pure gold.
I would be lying if I said ETID's new album Low Teens is bad, because it's actually pretty good. But you're still a fuck up for mentioning that garbage in the final hour of metal's most innovative and long-running band. As soon as you read this comment, you need to listen to every DEP album in one sitting, spend the rest of the day thinking about that retarded shit you just said, and then come back here and apologize to everyone who read your comment for the hours of lifetime they've collectively wasted reading your thoughtless promotion of a wannabe metalcore band.
I think making a conscious choice to move on has made them go all out into making the best record they can, because they're not sick of it yet and it's a bitter, heartfelt farewell. From what I've heard up to now this will be the best DEP record ever.
I'm happy of TDEP's decision to call it quits and their admirable reason for doing so. Going out on a high note is something most bands could never do.
I love that they are combining everything from previous albums but still putting a new edge on it, like the intro still with the aggressive guitar in the background
saw them live at the crowfoot a few days ago and at the end of the show, Greg said "From 97 to infinity" and it made me sad a little bit. still probably the best concert I've been to, though.
Mike Patton's influence on this bands music has pushed these guys to write some premier league records. 43% burnt changed the colour of my summer 20years ago and still makes me feel alive inside. The only international band Ive seen live more times is The Black Dahlia Murder.
Yesterday I saw Excrementory Grindfuckers. First of all I was very impressed of them. Then at the end of the show the drum player threw his t-shirt to the crowd. I was the one who got it. The t-shirt is with The Dillinger Escape Plan. I just discovered both bands, and I am really impressed. Thanks a lot destiny
Hopefully these guys continue writing and performing music after DEP. Even if none of them stay together, even if they play with totally different genres, their talent and artistic authenticity will be worth listening to in any form.
It's like fing Hobbs says to Red friend dude in the movie the Stoned Age. it's B.O.C., how can it be a fag song? Hobbs=Everyband writes a few pussy songs, it helps to weed out the femes"'. But in this case it's more like, ya know that. Void/Faith LP(Both sides rule you ellitis scum, but I stand by with a broken shoulder who I say 1st, shouts out to DJ&TI/The Gizmos,, The Bizarros/RCR
one of the bands i followed since 1998, i really love the musical journey tbey took us on...i really dig the melodic sections as well as the crazy...they do it so well!
Grandma I cared for you until the end the horrors of dying a "natural death" are still burned in my memories everytime I close my eyes and can still hear your crying out in pain l promised you wouldn't be alone growth is a painful process I love you and I'm just glad your suffering has ended
Some people complaining too melodic. Idk of dep went to straight craziness it would lose impact. That's why I thought there's last 2 records hit so well. It was a good balance and it gave people a break so they can slowly decipher the crazy shit and becomes familiar with it. I wish this song would go ham at the end like the widower but whatevs still like the track a lot and depending on the sequencing of the album this could be even better.
YEEEEEEEES. The exact thing I was thinking before I played this was, I love what I've been hearing from the new album but I hope this one brings the melody/hooks. DOES NOT DISAPPOINT. Option Paralysis is probably my favorite DEP album and it's precisely because they found the perfect balance of the insane and the insanely catchy. Fuck this band is so good I can't believe they're breaking up asdflaskjf.
Yep I remember at first I hated miss machine, but I listen to option paralysis and now I love every record but I think there last 2 are gems. This one is just gonna be a final hoorah and I just want it to be good.
The last 2 albums were incredible. I love the dynamic range from melodic to absolute chaos. Even a lot of the melodic stuff is pretty chaotic musically. Option Paralysis is still my favourite album.
I dunno, I feel as if people who really like the last 2 approach DEP a different way. I don't dislike the last 2, in fact One of Us... is borderline brilliant in places, but I'll be honest, their last great album was Ire Works because their less frantic stuff was very well placed and their nuts stuff had a form of identity. And that's what they've suffered with for a long while with the exception of a few songs off One of Us... their trademark balls to the wall songs lack something discernible. I've heard the new album and have to admit, it's pretty average. The hard stuff is constantly in 3rd gear, and none of the soft stuff comes close to Mouth of Ghosts. Even Unretrofied knocks them all out of the park, and I dunno how to feel about that. At times it feels like a cross between a NIN/FNM record with Gregg screaming and singing. Sounds like a recipe for a winner, but I dunno. It seems to just go on and on. Maybe in the end DEP turned into a band that created music for people to actually listen to with a different intent. But really, they were always "that nuts band" who played hard, fast and ridiculous music. And maybe that's why they've called it a day now. They just don't have that in them creatively anymore.
I find anyone that complains about 'new' or 'melodic' DEP are nitpicky whiners. This album kills it in so many places, and consistently. I recall that I wasn't drawn to 'One of Us' immediately, but that was more to do with my fluid taste in music, and simply not being drawn to it at that time. Now, I can revisit any DEP album, and thoroughly enjoy it, and in my opinion, that's simple consistency...I don't see these highs and lows that other people seem to see within their career. I suppose Calculating Infinity stands out as the most raw/brutal, and I'm definitely drawn to that, but this album is similarly brutal in a myriad of ways, different and similar to the previous albums. The jazz progressions in Low Feels Blvd sound very Zappa, and the sounds were very new for DEP. I just find this album very interesting throughout, and it holds me just as well as all the others. idk I suppose I get it though, I feel the same way about other artists. I'm just completely gay for DEP.
I saw them during their Ire Works tour, they are my favorite band, and they kept blowing the breaker at the venue. So their set got interrupted like 17 times by the power going out and Greg was pissed off about it and didn't sing any of the melodic parts :(
Lyrics To those of you I loved This pains me to lose I hate to feel used I'm frightened in sleep, thinking my world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams from when I was still young Please don't turn on that light I can't see it To those of you I've lost That pained me to love Please know that I tried Please know that I tried I'm frightened in sleep, thinking my world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams from when I was still young Please don't turn on that light I can't see it Do you really think That I would leave you? But I couldn't stand myself So I had to choose Still you turn me on The wild in your eyes But now I can't trust myself To keep on the light For us to see with I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams from when I was still young Please don't turn on that light I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone Promise me I won't die I panic in dreams from when I was still young Please don't turn on the
I actually think of the guy from Ugly Kid Joe whenever i hear his melodic vocals. It's really off-putting. I still don't get why they thought it was a good idea to reform the band w/ a Mike Patton impressionist. The EP w/ him was supposed to be the bookend to their career as a band.
When I went online to check ticket prices, I found that there's one more very last show on march 4th in cologne, that is not listed on their own homepage. I got the ticket in front of me. I wonder why it's not listed on dillingerescapeplan.org... maybe they're planning on pulling down the location with all their equipment? :)
Benjamin, you gave me musical love, when I thought it lost. I don't want to go on without you. You are the musical one for me. I think I love you. Please stay with us."
Do more people prefer old Dillinger (calculating infinity to ire works) or the albums after that? I love both in different ways. Ire Works is prolly my fav album. But Calculating Infinity is just so unique and raw. And stuff like this is so different, much more refined but perhaps less chaotic
This is not at all the Dillinger I grew up with, in fact, it's closer to something Mike Patton would come up with, but I don't hate it. I find it enjoyable to listen to, but probably because I like both Mike Patton and Dillinger Escape Plan, and I really liked that record they both did together, but this feels like more of a continuation of that particular work and less the evolution of the Dillinger Escape Plan themselves sans Patton. I grew to love the chaos that Dillinger gave me. It was what I needed out of music at that time. I needed to be blown away and Dillinger did that for me EVERY SINGLE TIME ever since I first heard Under the Running Board. This though, reminds me of a similar direction taken by bands I used to be ALL about, like Candiria. I listen to their new stuff, and I get like, really bummed out. I start feeling like the good ol' days of hardcore are gone forever, and a little chip gets taken out of my heart by the chisel wielded by the holder of the most dollars.
I like to think they're giving everyone a taste of the red kool-aid, and the neanderthals get the full on Jonestown treatment. That way the album goes out to the people to really deserve it.
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This song is basically DEP saying "we could have dominated your favourite genre if we wanted to" and I respect it
Even though I'm super sad about them breaking up, I love how this album is going to be like a final goodbye. I like how they'll have an artistic climax rather than fading into obscurity.
I love how they said it though, Dillinger is one complete work of art and we loved the discography as it was, and didn’t want to continue for continuing sake; their journey as a single piece of art was complete, throw it on the shelf to avoid ruining it with burnout
@@zakkforchilli and that's what a cubic ton of brilliant bands should've been doing...
*Cough, Metallica, Tool, Muse, Korn... cough*
@@levergatRapha I would agree however, it’s a very difficult decision for the band and for fans I mean I don’t think anyone felt great about Dillinger in the end lol I think it was a tiny bit of hindsight that was required so I guess it’s all about being patient and full circle you may be right
I had the CD, I just buy the vinyl, and thats exactly what I said to myself when listened to it ;) Peace
@@levergatRapha u gotta say f the labels tho
"I'm frightened in sleep, thinking my world will be gone. Promise me I won't die.
I panic in dreams, from when I was still young. Please don't turn on that light."
touching....
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I like that dillinger goes melodic at times. It really shows how great mucisians they are. Not only are they good at writing complex rythms, but their knowledge of harmonies let's them create pretty intersting chord progressions, and put melodic motives together with chords that you normally wouldn't use.
They’re kind of a hard band to get into for this reason. For bands that are less accessible I generally need to start with a song like this then work my way into the less accessible stuff but I haven’t been able to do that with them for some reason.
@@benroth1588 Listen to One of Us is the Killer, Milk Lizard, and Sunshine The Werewolf, in that order, over and over. Then you should be able to get into much of the rest. Also, putting on good head[hones and watching a high quality live recording helps... or you know, going to shows, too late for that sadly lol. Or maybe you're just not that into them, but if you're here you must like something about them.
@@LabGoats You forgot Mouth of Ghosts.
@@benroth1588 I got on board because of Mike Patton, but Miss Machine really became my favorite album of all time.
I have always loved those more ''poppy'' Dillinger songs honestly. They complement beautifully the more chaotic mathcore songs, imo. RIP Dillinger you are one those bands that have truly impacted my life.
Lyrics:
To those of you I love
This pains me to lose
I hate to feel used
I'm frightened in sleep. thinking my world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams from when I was still young
Please don't turn on that light
I can't see yet
To those of you I've lost
That pained me to love
Please know that I tried (2x)
I'm frightened in sleep. thinking my world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams, from when I was still young
Please don't turn on that light
I can't see yet
Do you really think
That I would leave you
I couldn't stand myself
So I had to choose
Still you turn me on, though wild in your eyes
Now I can't trust myself
To keep on the light
For us to see with
I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams from when I was still young
Please don't turn on that light
I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams from when I was still young
Please don't turn on that...
"couldn't stay for you, what a strange way to lose...finding a way to die alone"
UmberalOne515 jen
I am gonna miss them :/
Damn
No it's not gonna happen, they're lying!
they said it was an "extended hiatus" if im not mistaken so they may not be dead
I think there is an interview where Greg says it's not a extended hiatus and thay they are done
the legend certainly wont die with them then
Definitely going out on a high note
God I love this band. They are missed for sure. These guys were simply on another level!
It's...it's not a sad thing Dillinger are ending. Nothing lasts forever, sure, but it's also a very rare exception for a band to go out when they're so close to reaching their very apex and leave behind such a definitive, finite statement of creativity. Everyone seems to be moving on to other projects, other outlets, and it's enough to leave us fans satisfied, but longing for more.
For some reason, I have this sneaking suspicion that while this might be the end *for now*, Dillinger will be back in a good 5 or 6 years, releasing maybe one more EP. Next year marks the 20th anniversary of the band forming, and releasing their first album on Now or Never Records, and in 3 more years, Calculating Infinity will be 20 years old.
Strange. It doesn't feel like that long ago that the lot of us discovered this band, Greg Puciato included. But, it's like the old poem by Robert Frost says, _"nothing gold can stay"_.
Yeah I agree. In one interview Ben said they have a lot of other material they didn't include on this album, so I feel that after a while maybe they'll revisit some of it. But another part of me thinks they're just fucking with us about calling it quits... We'll wait and see
I agree, BUT. Imagine doing the same thing over and over again for almost 20 years. It's gotta do something to your brain. PLUS, I think leaving at that point is a very intelingent (depends the way you see it) move...... They are gonna be legends. A group young lads will remember till they die. A band new generations will learn to enjoy and eventually, new ''legendary bands'' will say taht they like TDEP and it will all come full circle, they will be GODS!
.....I*'m drunk as fuck ahahahahaa
I cant believe Calculating Infinity came out that long ago. That album was ahead of its time. Will always be one of my all time favorite albums, right up there with Botch's "We are the Romans". Dillinger did their job, and they did it well, to say the least. All good things must come to an end, so I really gope this album will be epic, but for some reason I don't think it will be amazing like Option Paralysis and One of us is the killer are. Hopefully they prove me wrong. Nothing well ever touch Calculating Infinity...and Im not saying I dont love how far theyve come and how they have branched out with their sound, Im just saying "Calculating Infinity" is pure gold.
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No one will ever top the Dillinger Escape Plan.
every time i die did a few days ago
What song?
their whole new album
I would be lying if I said ETID's new album Low Teens is bad, because it's actually pretty good.
But you're still a fuck up for mentioning that garbage in the final hour of metal's most innovative and long-running band. As soon as you read this comment, you need to listen to every DEP album in one sitting, spend the rest of the day thinking about that retarded shit you just said, and then come back here and apologize to everyone who read your comment for the hours of lifetime they've collectively wasted reading your thoughtless promotion of a wannabe metalcore band.
*cough* Car Bomb *cough*
Greg Puciato is the one of the best,DEP write more music please💘
its prolly their last album :p
Ya i know man..
The only place you can get more from Greg is The Black Queen currently.
Have you ever heard him live? LOL.
Jason Mathews nope 😔
Ever since I had to put down my 17-year-old cat a few years ago, every time I hear this, I think of it as *his* song.
RIP Ash!! :(
Sucks that that I'm really getting into them right when they're ending.
they'll be back mate. ;) they absoulutley LOVE what they do -(specially in todays world anyway)
They will never be back bud, at least not in the form of ben, greg, liam and billy together.
Ben Wagner go back to miss machine and ire works! Good music never dies
Hey man at least you are aware, music is timeless, enjoy it
6 AMAZING albums, a couple great fantastic EPs, their work is timeless, and ALL fucking great! go back and discover it all :)
I think making a conscious choice to move on has made them go all out into making the best record they can, because they're not sick of it yet and it's a bitter, heartfelt farewell. From what I've heard up to now this will be the best DEP record ever.
This song is a symptom of terminal chillness for me. If I were to reappropriate this tune as my personal theme song, it would totally work.
Am glad i found this band.Dillenger will be blasting out of my speakers for years to come.Thanks for the killer music.
Dillinger*
I'm happy of TDEP's decision to call it quits and their admirable reason for doing so. Going out on a high note is something most bands could never do.
catchy as hell, already have the song on my mind, great work
You can't expect something from this band, you can't predict it, it can't be disappointing for that.. its so good. always good.
Beautiful. One last freight train of perfect music.
I love that they are combining everything from previous albums but still putting a new edge on it, like the intro still with the aggressive guitar in the background
saw them live at the crowfoot a few days ago and at the end of the show, Greg said "From 97 to infinity" and it made me sad a little bit. still probably the best concert I've been to, though.
Mike Patton's influence on this bands music has pushed these guys to write some premier league records. 43% burnt changed the colour of my summer 20years ago and still makes me feel alive inside. The only international band Ive seen live more times is The Black Dahlia Murder.
I'd love to hear a collaboration with Greg and the deftones
Saw Greg sub in for Maynard in Vancouver when Deftones played passenger live at the Commodore Ballroom in 2011. Rad.
i would have loved to have seen that! chino on a dillinger album would have ruled too
i saw the same thing when they performed at the hollywood palladium, it was frikkin sick!
greg and chino were together on the 2013 golden gods playing a cover of behind the wheel
i've seen the video i love depeche mode as well so i loved that
Car bomb, meshuggah, and dillinger all in the same month... fuck yeah, you rule october
+ Crowbar, Korn... Helluva October
DANCE GAVIN DANCE
no other song hurts me than this one. it hurts right to the core, hurts so much that i feel intense physical pain
One of my favorite songs on the album, just hits me hard with where I am in life.
Yesterday I saw Excrementory Grindfuckers. First of all I was very impressed of them. Then at the end of the show the drum player threw his t-shirt to the crowd. I was the one who got it. The t-shirt is with The Dillinger Escape Plan. I just discovered both bands, and I am really impressed. Thanks a lot destiny
Fuckin' wow, man! It's gonna be a massive bummer hearing no more from them. Thus album though!
Such a shame that this album is their way of saying goodbye. What a fitting end for a goliath movement in music such as these guys
Really get mastodon/Brent hinds vibes
This is the only song I've ever listened to by Dillinger. My friends forcing me to listen. I can dig it tho.
2 years later... What do you have to tell us?
I watched Dillinger on tour last month bloody awesome
Hopefully these guys continue writing and performing music after DEP. Even if none of them stay together, even if they play with totally different genres, their talent and artistic authenticity will be worth listening to in any form.
Fantastic. Cannot wait for the album and the songs played live
Now that Dillinger is likely done for, I want to see Ben get together with Mike Patton and create another Irony is a Dead Scene. Anyone with me?
Yessssss
Nah thats the only EP/album I dislike from them
@@TheCivildecay im glad someone elsr agrees, cant stand it
@@fruitylerlups530 ya'll are crazy, that release is iconic
It's like fing Hobbs says to Red friend dude in the movie the Stoned Age. it's B.O.C., how can it be a fag song?
Hobbs=Everyband writes a few pussy songs, it helps to weed out the femes"'.
But in this case it's more like, ya know that. Void/Faith LP(Both sides rule you ellitis scum, but I stand by with a broken shoulder who I say 1st, shouts out to DJ&TI/The Gizmos,, The Bizarros/RCR
one of the bands i followed since 1998, i really love the musical journey tbey took us on...i really dig the melodic sections as well as the crazy...they do it so well!
TDEP and Metallica releasing badass singles within hours of eachother? Feels good man.
What about TDWP?
Wolfgang Ervin Don't forget Darkthrone's new album
Grandma I cared for you until the end the horrors of dying a "natural death" are still burned in my memories everytime I close my eyes and can still hear your crying out in pain l promised you wouldn't be alone growth is a painful process I love you and I'm just glad your suffering has ended
Some people complaining too melodic. Idk of dep went to straight craziness it would lose impact. That's why I thought there's last 2 records hit so well. It was a good balance and it gave people a break so they can slowly decipher the crazy shit and becomes familiar with it. I wish this song would go ham at the end like the widower but whatevs still like the track a lot and depending on the sequencing of the album this could be even better.
YEEEEEEEES. The exact thing I was thinking before I played this was, I love what I've been hearing from the new album but I hope this one brings the melody/hooks. DOES NOT DISAPPOINT. Option Paralysis is probably my favorite DEP album and it's precisely because they found the perfect balance of the insane and the insanely catchy. Fuck this band is so good I can't believe they're breaking up asdflaskjf.
Yep I remember at first I hated miss machine, but I listen to option paralysis and now I love every record but I think there last 2 are gems. This one is just gonna be a final hoorah and I just want it to be good.
The last 2 albums were incredible. I love the dynamic range from melodic to absolute chaos. Even a lot of the melodic stuff is pretty chaotic musically. Option Paralysis is still my favourite album.
I dunno, I feel as if people who really like the last 2 approach DEP a different way.
I don't dislike the last 2, in fact One of Us... is borderline brilliant in places, but I'll be honest, their last great album was Ire Works because their less frantic stuff was very well placed and their nuts stuff had a form of identity. And that's what they've suffered with for a long while with the exception of a few songs off One of Us... their trademark balls to the wall songs lack something discernible.
I've heard the new album and have to admit, it's pretty average. The hard stuff is constantly in 3rd gear, and none of the soft stuff comes close to Mouth of Ghosts. Even Unretrofied knocks them all out of the park, and I dunno how to feel about that.
At times it feels like a cross between a NIN/FNM record with Gregg screaming and singing. Sounds like a recipe for a winner, but I dunno. It seems to just go on and on.
Maybe in the end DEP turned into a band that created music for people to actually listen to with a different intent. But really, they were always "that nuts band" who played hard, fast and ridiculous music. And maybe that's why they've called it a day now. They just don't have that in them creatively anymore.
I find anyone that complains about 'new' or 'melodic' DEP are nitpicky whiners.
This album kills it in so many places, and consistently. I recall that I wasn't drawn to 'One of Us' immediately, but that was more to do with my fluid taste in music, and simply not being drawn to it at that time. Now, I can revisit any DEP album, and thoroughly enjoy it, and in my opinion, that's simple consistency...I don't see these highs and lows that other people seem to see within their career. I suppose Calculating Infinity stands out as the most raw/brutal, and I'm definitely drawn to that, but this album is similarly brutal in a myriad of ways, different and similar to the previous albums.
The jazz progressions in Low Feels Blvd sound very Zappa, and the sounds were very new for DEP. I just find this album very interesting throughout, and it holds me just as well as all the others.
idk I suppose I get it though, I feel the same way about other artists. I'm just completely gay for DEP.
How rhythm guitarist can walk after soundwave is insane moulded by this band but panic at how extreme they truly were
one of my favorite vocalists. I'll miss this band for sure.
pure excellency! cant wait to see 'em live
I saw them during their Ire Works tour, they are my favorite band, and they kept blowing the breaker at the venue. So their set got interrupted like 17 times by the power going out and Greg was pissed off about it and didn't sing any of the melodic parts :(
that guitar sounds almost like Zombie Eaters by Faith No More. awesome sauce.
They should be so lucky!
Sigmund Huesitos yep, this song really reminded me of FNM. Ashes to ashes in particular
Come back your music is something else
This is my first time listening to The Dillinger Escape Plan. I'm already sad that they're splitting up.
I love this band!❤️
I love how it drops into the chorus
Lyrics
To those of you I loved
This pains me to lose
I hate to feel used
I'm frightened in sleep, thinking my world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams from when I was still young
Please don't turn on that light
I can't see it
To those of you I've lost
That pained me to love
Please know that I tried
Please know that I tried
I'm frightened in sleep, thinking my world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams from when I was still young
Please don't turn on that light
I can't see it
Do you really think
That I would leave you?
But I couldn't stand myself
So I had to choose
Still you turn me on
The wild in your eyes
But now I can't trust myself
To keep on the light
For us to see with
I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams from when I was still young
Please don't turn on that light
I'm frightened in sleep, thinking our world will be gone
Promise me I won't die
I panic in dreams from when I was still young
Please don't turn on the
Great song from the greatest band.
I listen to this during my panic attacks caused by the existential crisis.
You and me both
This really grows on you after a few listens!
Great song I really like it.
I'm just happy that we all got to enjoy DEP at all.
i have a feeling this is going to be beautiful
Watched them live last night. Them disbanding and the "Promise me I won't die" phrase in this song makes me so sad..
The Mastodon Escape Plan
Banger of a song
I really like what the drummer is doing on this song
@ColoredSpaces
this song is what keeps me from ending it all
Thank you for the music
Sounds like Greg was the love child of Mike Patton and Ozzy Osbourne.
Martin HaVoK and the singer of depeche mode
Martin HaVoK what's funny is I was brought here from a Mr Bungle song's comments section
it also reminds me of the lead singer of Mastodon.
I actually think of the guy from Ugly Kid Joe whenever i hear his melodic vocals. It's really off-putting. I still don't get why they thought it was a good idea to reform the band w/ a Mike Patton impressionist. The EP w/ him was supposed to be the bookend to their career as a band.
You're not far off. Mike Patton's super close with Dillinger. He produced some of their stuff too. Good ear man!
I'm gonna miss the shit outta these guys! 😢
Speaks to me deeply
Mike Patton is that you? oO
beautiful song indeed.
PERFECTO
Yep!
I'm gonna miss this band.
When I went online to check ticket prices, I found that there's one more very last show on march 4th in cologne, that is not listed on their own homepage. I got the ticket in front of me.
I wonder why it's not listed on dillingerescapeplan.org... maybe they're planning on pulling down the location with all their equipment? :)
Stoked, gentlemen.
Greg’s vocals on this song are fucking amazing.
Benjamin, you gave me musical love, when I thought it lost. I don't want to go on without you. You are the musical one for me. I think I love you. Please stay with us."
im so lucky knowing this band from smackdown vs raw 2006
So sad to see them go. This album is definitely a high note to end on.
please come back
wow its already been 7 years
SO GOOD AAAAA
Seems like they went back to the Irony is a dead scene sound which is AWESOME. Dope song
It doesn't sound like Irony Is A Dead Scene at all.
This is probably the most depressing dillinger song, makes me think of a friend with cancer
yall need to make a song with mastodon. Styles would go really well and be interesting to hear the vocal styles mash together
Great track
you reckon?
yes do you have a problem with it?
yes - it is a symptom of my terminal illness
A nod to the "Miss Machine" style? Fantastic band: RIP!!!!
This song hits home. Reminds me of a sick friend
Haunting
still waiting thy coming to my country :(
Great, such sadness...
...and so with every beginning, there is always an ending... -Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza
The best singer in the whole white world
Do more people prefer old Dillinger (calculating infinity to ire works) or the albums after that? I love both in different ways. Ire Works is prolly my fav album. But Calculating Infinity is just so unique and raw. And stuff like this is so different, much more refined but perhaps less chaotic
This is not at all the Dillinger I grew up with, in fact, it's closer to something Mike Patton would come up with, but I don't hate it. I find it enjoyable to listen to, but probably because I like both Mike Patton and Dillinger Escape Plan, and I really liked that record they both did together, but this feels like more of a continuation of that particular work and less the evolution of the Dillinger Escape Plan themselves sans Patton. I grew to love the chaos that Dillinger gave me. It was what I needed out of music at that time. I needed to be blown away and Dillinger did that for me EVERY SINGLE TIME ever since I first heard Under the Running Board. This though, reminds me of a similar direction taken by bands I used to be ALL about, like Candiria. I listen to their new stuff, and I get like, really bummed out. I start feeling like the good ol' days of hardcore are gone forever, and a little chip gets taken out of my heart by the chisel wielded by the holder of the most dollars.
so f...... gooooood !
A good last song on an album or extra "hidden track" after a sick explosion of guitar and drums fading out in a screaming single tone.
Dont Split up.Please :(
New ETID and DEP. I'm so spoiled.
They had a car accident in Poland. (Europe). The concert in Krakow (Poland) canceled.
Where is the rest of the album?? Im so confused
you haters heard the previous track right? theyre just giving you a taste. either that or weeding out the Neanderthals
I like to think they're giving everyone a taste of the red kool-aid, and the neanderthals get the full on Jonestown treatment. That way the album goes out to the people to really deserve it.
Poetry in motion!!!
yesss!