DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN, The - Miss Machine - Vinyl (LP)
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The DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN
Miss Machine (green blue yellow & grey splattered vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
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Cat: RR 51771. Rel: 1 Jul 24
Metal
Side 1 - Track 1. Panasonic Youth Side 1 - Track 2. Sunshine The Werewolf Side 1 - Track 3. Highway Robbery Side 1 - Track 4. Van Damsel Side 1 - Track 5. Phone Home Side 2 - Track 1. We Are The Storm Side 2 - Track 2. Crutch Field Tongs Side 2 - Track 3. Setting Fire To Sleeping Giants Side 2 - Track 4. Baby's First Coffin Side 2 - Track 5. Unretrofied Side 2 - Track 6. The Perfect Design
Originally released in 2004, Miss Machine would serve as the revitalised sophomore effort from mathcore visionaries The Dillinger Escape Plan. Following the departure of original vocalist Dimitri Minakakis after their groundbreaking 1999 debut LP Calculating Infinity, and their collaborative Irony Is A Dead Scene EP with Faith No More/Mr. Bungle/Fantomas vocal absurdist Mike Patton, the band would enlist the hulking, feral Greg Puciato, a frontman with a far more intense shriek than his predecessor while also coming from the school of Patton's eccentric dynamism with his expansive range. The resulting work would chart an entirely new course for the collective, with Puciato retaining his presence throughout their next five full-lengths, while the newfound balancing act between dissonant, mind-melting polyrhythmic hardcore and avant-garde industrial jazz-prog, would become their future sonic playground. Yes, much of the Dillinger Escape Plan identity was carved out before Puciato's arrival, but Miss Machine is often cited as the album where all of the jagged, oddly shaped pieces finally fit into place.
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