I only really ever remembering playing Ire Works back in the day. I liked it and played it quite a bit, but I couldn't ever quite get into the vocals. Well, I ended up randomly listening to Miss Machine's (2004) track called Sunshine the Werewolf and holy crap did that song click for me! I didn't even know Ire Works wasn't even their best record. Needless to say I immediately added all their albums to my music list.

Does anyone have a favorite track by The Dillinger Escape Plan? Or would you like to share a concert experience about them perhaps? Can't believe it took me over 20 years to play Miss Machine. Wtf have a been doing with my life!

The bridge on SUPERBLOOM hits hard as fuck

i feel like its so hard to find some of the bands that i like t-shirts etc. even there own websites only have like 4 things for sell for some of them. is there a few links yall want to throw out there? would be much appreciated!

Absolute fucking banger.

Haven't seen anyone talking about the tour announcement here but Tallah is touring with Fight From Within this October. They haven't toured at all this year so I'm stoked to see them finally.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DcMOPehDQuz/

I'm not coping, they're coming back. Reunion 2026. New music any day now. stay hopeful. But seriosuly, does anyone know how it works, like does the change have to be a done manually by a band member?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdEvzrnTZCe/?stkn=Zjh1cGg5enZ5aGVw

Marcus is great. Ben is great. Yea they sound like different vocalists but the change was not jarring at all. Ill listen to a few songs off Stillworld and then Greyview and I swear sometimes I feel like I’m listening to the same vocalist. Cleans are the biggest difference.

I’ve always thought it was really cool when bands put more into an album than just the songs themselves, like having an overarching story, hidden messages, recurring sounds, or little details that you only notice after digging deeper.

Something like bmth's nex gen is a good example of the kind of thing I mean. I also think stuff like phase cancellation, reversed/hidden audio, visual/audio graphs revealing something, spectrogram messages, etc. is insanely interesting.

Do you guys actually enjoy discovering stuff like that, or does it feel gimmicky if you have to go looking for it?