The Dillinger Escape Plan Signs With Sumerian To Release New Album
Band Photo: The Dillinger Escape Plan (?)
Sumerian Records has posted a video clip online announcing the signing of The Dillinger Escape Plan, which can be viewed below. The band also commented:
"The video below is to announce that Sumerian Records is now the official home for our label 'Party Smasher Inc.' Look for the new Dillinger Escape Plan release this spring followed by some other exciting projects and releases! Get ready. 2013 belongs to us."
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10 Comments on "The Dillinger Escape Plan Signs With Sumerian"
3. writes:
What a train wreck live, saturday night was no surprise.
On top of that and wrecking the drummers drum kit on stage after there set, ( i guess this there attempt to be like the who) parts scatter off the stage into the security/photographers well and they send their assistants out to try and recover parts.
Hey if your gonna do it, do it right, wreck your gear and be gone.
But i guess when your music aint all that and your trying to leave an impression always go to the " destroying our gear" card to leave a mark.
Terrible.
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5. writes:
Heh, I like Converge and Dillinger. Converge are actually pretty cohesive live, at least when I've seen them.
Wrecking their gear is something DEP do, though not as often as the late 90's early 00's. Whether it's for show or working out a tantrum is irrelevant to me. So long as they bring their best to the recording studio and play with passion in the live setting. Generally speaking, they do both.
6. writes:
Hey im just a believer in letting the music doing the talking
and not side show antics like climbing scafolds, and shattering equipment to distract the crowd from having to digest a set of mediocre music.
But some people buy into it and our easily swayed
take post 4.
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7. writes:
If Dillinger's music doesn't make you want to destroy something, you're a disconnected idiot who has no business listening to it in the first place. Imagine what THEY feel, writing, and then cohesively playing it live. Flawlessly, might I mention. You're mad because all you know how to play is Smoke On The Water just like every other fat anonymous armchair champion on the internet. I saw Dillinger ONCE and I almost killed everyone in the building. Club music makes people dance, Dillinger makes people break sh**. If you don't like it, then go bootleg the new Green Day, which I bet you already have.
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9. writes:
U mad bro?
Idk why u think im "so old" havent u seen the movie woodstock?
Anyone whos a so called artist or into rock/metal has seen that, except yourself, thats where the who reference came in you dig?
I get it your a DE fan, and your angry, and there music drives you apesh**, note self, got it.
But seeing around 20 bands this past saturday, them being one of them i thought it was a display of averageness.
But when you boast to the crowd after your first song on your set that " we will be the best band you will see today" , i guess you gotta do something nutty to brand that label, the live set surs as hell wasnt mindblowing.
Maybe i ll try a substance enhancement like pot the next time they play, 3 beers didnt do it.
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1. RememberMetal? writes:
So long as I get a new album and a remastered "Calculating Infinity" I'm good with this.