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1 Panasonic Youth 2 Sunshine the Werewolf 3 Highway Robbery 4 Van Damsel 5 Phone Home 6 We Are the Storm 7 Crutch Field Tongs 8 Setting Fire To Sleeping Giants 9 Baby’s First Coffin 10 Unretrofied 11 The Perfect Design Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Bonus DVD Material Newest Review: ... for everyone. Panasonic Youth is a brilliant single that no doubt kept the green light on in existing fans hearts. It defines ... more |
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Miss Machine [CD + DVD]
Release Date: 2007 - 10 - 29, Audio CD, Warner Last Update 31.12.2009 05:48
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Read Reviews for Miss Machine - The Dillinger E...
by - written on 13/02/06 (Very useful, 184 readings)
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I read once that The Dillinger Escape Plan are as close as you'll find to being a household name in the genre of mathcore (essentially rhythmically complex thrash metal). Though that can be agreed, it's doubtful that you'll see their albums appear on supermarket shelves just yet. Under a decade old, the US band has released a handful of work (notably including an EP with the former Faith No More singer Mike Patton) garnering sure notches of praise from the ones previous. Their mix of clever rhythms – arguably too clever at times – and aggressive playing has earned the band a growing hardcore fan base that seems to have survived the normal denting of 'new ... Read the complete review
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