This is one hell of a record. The best DEP album IMO. So technical its beautiful. Cant wait to completely listen to this over and over. A masterpiece. 10/10
@@henrydupuis5648 Crazy take. The glitchy interludes get a little old but those songs are damn tight. Their only record with a drummer that wasn't Chris Pennie or Bill Rymer. (It was Gil Sharone)
We wrote these plans Took the order the architecture And followed them to the end Until the gears ground cold and relentless There was no remorse We had none We kept on With no trace of a regret I never saw any blood No soul for the body Watch them turn her scab covered skin into stone Like a coal in the sky Searching for the dawn for the last time Bloated with white eyes wide We've come to an understanding You lose, I profit
absolutely agree with u, once I bought the Underworld soundtrack and found this dreamy gem among other good songs by the way. Wes Borland, APC, Maynard & Bowie, Lisa Germano, etcetcetc.... Nice song
Dick Dickerson it was the first song they did on this album from what ive read. I consider this to be THE Dillinger album. Their Dark Side of The Moon. Pretty much every song rocks, and they hadnt sold out even a little bit. I like the later, more melodic stuff too, but this is like the perfect balance. Heavy but coherent (vs calculating infinity and say, One of Us)
That´s it amigo, this álbum blows my mind everytime I listen to it. And as you said.. I take my hat off to the whole Miss Machine too. Unfortunately our brightest metal stars are slowly fading away.
Rare Pepe yeah the first time I heard it, I was like "that's terrifying, and it sounds like ass." Now I've come around and realized DEP is the most important metal band of all time. This album is absolutely insane.
This is the best DEP album to day. Ire Works is great, but this being Greg's debut to the world....I remember buying this album and being in awe. I didn't think I would hear any thing as technical and pivotal in influencing my life after Calculating Infinity....then Miss Machine dropped and my love for DEP was solidified
+BARRY HALLSACK every single album by these guys are just so unique that its impossible to say ones better than the other because they all have their own good things about them.
TonysTwistedTake i couldnt agree more with you. For me, I like evryone of there songs but it takes a really pissed off mood for me to listen to these guys and its usually very cathartic and meditative when I do. these guys make absolute magic and singing and having melodic vocals is not selling out. If anything, greg is exploring the things he is capable of doing make the band more unique. Also you might not have heard but these guys are finishing up the latest record so look forward to that.
I'm not sure why, but I totally ignored all the albums after Miss Machine. At release I remember thinking Miss Machine was just "OK". I think I was turned off by Greg's vocals and I thought the band was going in a direction that I wasn't 100% on board with. I guess I just wanted Calculating Infinity part 2. Forgive me;.I was just 19 years old and mostly retarded. Nearly 2 decades have past and my sensibilities have broadened. Fortunately I'm rediscovering these guys and I'm realizing how fucking great this album is. I regret dismissing the band for so many years. However, there is a silver lining: I get to explore and bask in the greatness of 4 DEP albums I've never heard. I'm stoked!
Exactly the same thing happened to me. I loved calculating and the EP. Miss machine I thought was alright but it never hooked me like the others. I'm in the process of relistening and exploring the later stuff to see if I like it. Nothing like 43% burnt live with the fire breathing though. Bet that's not allowed anymore though sadly
So glad I saw them in 2006 while they were still touring for this. The weinman, Puciato, Pennie, Wilson, Benoit lineup was the best/most chaotic era of the band imo
What an absolute monstrous juggernaut of an album. I love playing it for the first time to people who aren't prepared and watch the contortions that their faces do. This is in my very top few albums of all time for sure.
You guys got it right. This is TDEP's magnum opus. The sheer intensity and beauty found is unmatched, even though Ire Works holds a worthy #2 spot. For those of us who experienced the agony/heartbreak at the hands of a MM - how you and her laughed when you first saw each other, to the end of every rainbow (and possibly tied ankles to the railroad) - the (lyrical) concept definitely hits home. Also Chris Pennie is and was their best stickman.
Billy Rhymer is sick, guys, no one denied that. But there was just something so tight, yet sloppy about Chris. I can’t explain it. The drums for Billy may have had too much reverb or something to make them sound larger, but Chris just felt tighter…like a true machine. Perfect for Miss Machine.
Phone Home sounds a lot like Nine Inch Nails (~late 90s). I used to listen to this album a lot in high school, good memories. Not sure my mom appreciated it, but it was great to fall asleep to.
Looking back at all of this now. Dillinger was my favorite band before this album came out. It kinda freaked people out when this one dropped with a new singer. I'll admit, I was on the ropes at first, but over all of these years I will admit this one is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE ALBUMS
Best Dillinger album! Captures their essence more than any other LP, imo. Its before they got really melodic but still awesome to listen to, the perfect balance between Calculating Infinity and their later stuff. #2 is Ire Works IMO, and actually Plagiarism is amazing
THIS IS MY FAVORITE DILLINGER ALBUM AND ONE OF MY TOP 10 FAVORITES OF ALL TIME. THANK YOU FOR POSTING IT. I'M LISTENING TO THIS AT WORK AND IT MAKES MY DAY BETTER!
This album is genius. Sucks it made so many people turn their backs to the band. At least it's such a good album that those same people are willing to admit their mistake years later
@@twobirdsstonedatonce looks like you didn't get an answer. The pfp is from Deftones self titled album released in 2003. Their name is also a track on the album. You didn't ask but this album was so great, I highly recommend checking out Deftones if you haven't!
I used to shoot the sh*t with Ben and Billy on Fakebook back in the day and they are the coolest cats, witty, down to earth and very interesting too...
After Irony is a Dead Scene with Mike Patton, I was expecting something totally incredible and hopefully with Mike Patton returning on vocals. However when this was released, I was totally turned off at first listens that Greg was trying too hard to sound like Mike Patton, so I gave up on DEP. Especially after Chris Pennie and Brian Benoit left the band, I really didn't want to hear anything by DEP and gave up completely on them. Well, coming back 13 years later I don't think that was a fair assessment back then in 2004, and this is actually really awesome! The music is very reminiscent to Calculating Infinity, and the drumming and guitar is legendary Pennie and Benoit goodness.
similar here. I was disappointed in the Patton collaboration EP and sad that the new songs didn't have the same kind of manic energy to them as the old ones did (and the band trying out things they hadn't before). looking back I don't even really understand how I came to my conclusion back then, because while I still feel there is a significant difference (and think that "Calculating Infinity" is the best record they made), this is still freaking incredible.
I didnt like it at first until i was like.. dillinger got catchy as fuckkkk. I would say they might be the most complete band theyve ever been on this album. It has the ferocity of their debut mixed with the catchiest goofiest jazzy guitar and bass parts. Too good.
I still don't like this album. The "heavy" parts sound neutered. I think it has some of Greg's worst vocals (Baby's First Coffin"). Bonus points because I also hate the art! It wasn't until I heard Black Bubblegum (and the entirety of Ireworks) that I took DEP off the "Written Off" list.
It's interesting that in retrospective the band didn't like this album that much cause it sounded like a bunch of songs thrown together on the same record with no real connection between the tracks. Yet it is still my favorite DEP record, everything is well balanced in it and all the songs are memorable
I suppose you thought you had our hands behind our backs Wool over our eyes Now your pulse is in my palm and you stand hands to mouth Wearing your disguise
Once there was Pantera (all my love)... But now we reached the peek with Dillinger and few chosen others, art and science merged into one single entity, this "fusion" is only going to get deeper into future decades... Dillinger is technology. Dillinger is the future.
Coming here with the only song I know by them being Unretrofied I did not expect the rest of their songs to sound like they do. Not to say that they're bad - just unexpected lol. I found Unretrofied from the Smackdown Vs Raw 2006 game.
I dont even understand how someone could possibly not even like this album at all its one of the best. Obviously calculating Infiniti and any mike pattons albums
I was actually sort of bored until I got to phone home. I just started to appreciate this band I found out about them maybe two years ago. I started with calculating infinity... I am still having a hard time with that album.
Absolutely love the dark atmosphere is has and how it gets introduced in the ending of Van Damsel. I love the "WAAAAAAOOOWWW" sound effects during the song too
Unretrofied always makes me cry. I don't get lyrics because of my poorness. but I'm confident that its melody is super fantastic , miracle beautiful , suffocating sadness.
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Unretrofied. I live for that.
This is one hell of a record. The best DEP album IMO. So technical its beautiful. Cant wait to completely listen to this over and over. A masterpiece. 10/10
Techni-ful and/or Beauty-cal
Dillinger literally only made good albums...its mind boggling. Love it.
The most impressive thing is that Dillinger got 2 amazing vocalists in Dimitri and Greg back to back.
Never liked the Ire Works album tbfh yo!
@@henrydupuis5648 Crazy take. The glitchy interludes get a little old but those songs are damn tight. Their only record with a drummer that wasn't Chris Pennie or Bill Rymer. (It was Gil Sharone)
@@twobirdsstonedatonce The songs are nice but I can't stand the guy's singing voice.
@@TheNoteworthyEnigma And they got Mike Patton to make an EP in between those two! (Favorite EP ever, it's called Irony Is A Dead Scene!)
We wrote these plans
Took the order the architecture
And followed them to the end
Until the gears ground cold and relentless
There was no remorse
We had none
We kept on
With no trace of a regret
I never saw any blood
No soul for the body
Watch them turn her scab covered skin into stone
Like a coal in the sky
Searching for the dawn for the last time
Bloated with white eyes wide
We've come to an understanding
You lose, I profit
This is my favorite fucking album of all time. The first four tracks of this are literally perfect. So fucking good.
The entire album is white hot from Panasonic Youth to Perfect Design.
"Baby's first coffin" blows me away every time.
Stick the diamond to it, gust of wind to the face..
absolutely agree with u, once I bought the Underworld soundtrack and found this dreamy gem among other good songs by the way. Wes Borland, APC, Maynard & Bowie, Lisa Germano, etcetcetc.... Nice song
Dick Dickerson it was the first song they did on this album from what ive read. I consider this to be THE Dillinger album. Their Dark Side of The Moon. Pretty much every song rocks, and they hadnt sold out even a little bit. I like the later, more melodic stuff too, but this is like the perfect balance. Heavy but coherent (vs calculating infinity and say, One of Us)
That´s it amigo, this álbum blows my mind everytime I listen to it. And as you said.. I take my hat off to the whole Miss Machine too. Unfortunately our brightest metal stars are slowly fading away.
haha answer 4u mr.D, Greetings!
Happy 18th birthday to one of the best albums ever made.
I first heard this band when I was in like 8th grade. I didn't understand what was going on. Now I realize this is pure genius.
Rare Pepe yeah the first time I heard it, I was like "that's terrifying, and it sounds like ass." Now I've come around and realized DEP is the most important metal band of all time. This album is absolutely insane.
Took me TEN listen throughs before I could comprehend the album.
@@dclarkmusic WTF they're not metal lol
same here buddy
@@ivansalvatore9631 sure it's smooth jazz lol , i see what you mean but mathcore is metal
It s like reading the instruction manual wrong but then you get the meaning as you want! It works as hell! Huge life and music influence
Sunshine the FUCKING Werewolf man!
Definitely feels like a reboot of the band's sound after Calculating Infinity.
This is the best DEP album to day. Ire Works is great, but this being Greg's debut to the world....I remember buying this album and being in awe. I didn't think I would hear any thing as technical and pivotal in influencing my life after Calculating Infinity....then Miss Machine dropped and my love for DEP was solidified
+BARRY HALLSACK every single album by these guys are just so unique that its impossible to say ones better than the other because they all have their own good things about them.
TonysTwistedTake i couldnt agree more with you. For me, I like evryone of there songs but it takes a really pissed off mood for me to listen to these guys and its usually very cathartic and meditative when I do. these guys make absolute magic and singing and having melodic vocals is not selling out. If anything, greg is exploring the things he is capable of doing make the band more unique. Also you might not have heard but these guys are finishing up the latest record so look forward to that.
I don't think I could pick a definitive "best" DEP album. I toss between this and Ire Works though. Calculating is just a stand alone album.
Maybe i’m crazy, but my favorite is Option Paralysis
Calculating Infinity is theit best. Afterwards they kept repeating CI
Van Damsel and Phone Home are so goddamn perfect together. I wish this line-up would have stayed running forever.
By far. Without any doubt one of the best albums ever written
Franziska Dillinger Absolutely. I really love Calculating Infinity but this is so much more refined and sonically diverse.
I'm not sure why, but I totally ignored all the albums after Miss Machine. At release I remember thinking Miss Machine was just "OK". I think I was turned off by Greg's vocals and I thought the band was going in a direction that I wasn't 100% on board with. I guess I just wanted Calculating Infinity part 2. Forgive me;.I was just 19 years old and mostly retarded. Nearly 2 decades have past and my sensibilities have broadened. Fortunately I'm rediscovering these guys and I'm realizing how fucking great this album is. I regret dismissing the band for so many years. However, there is a silver lining: I get to explore and bask in the greatness of 4 DEP albums I've never heard. I'm stoked!
Exactly the same thing happened to me. I loved calculating and the EP. Miss machine I thought was alright but it never hooked me like the others. I'm in the process of relistening and exploring the later stuff to see if I like it. Nothing like 43% burnt live with the fire breathing though. Bet that's not allowed anymore though sadly
So glad I saw them in 2006 while they were still touring for this. The weinman, Puciato, Pennie, Wilson, Benoit lineup was the best/most chaotic era of the band imo
Saw them in TO, so tight!
@@bradleegeraldkevin7799 I also saw them in TO!
Nice, with Trivium opening?
@@bradleegeraldkevin7799 yes but i saw them a few times in TO so it kinda blurs together at this point
@@lofted7407 Haha yeah fair enough
What an absolute monstrous juggernaut of an album. I love playing it for the first time to people who aren't prepared and watch the contortions that their faces do. This is in my very top few albums of all time for sure.
You guys got it right. This is TDEP's magnum opus. The sheer intensity and beauty found is unmatched, even though Ire Works holds a worthy #2 spot. For those of us who experienced the agony/heartbreak at the hands of a MM - how you and her laughed when you first saw each other, to the end of every rainbow (and possibly tied ankles to the railroad) - the (lyrical) concept definitely hits home. Also Chris Pennie is and was their best stickman.
Billy Rymer could play ANYTHING Chris Pennie could and much more. Gil Sharone was amazing as well.
Chris pennie was probably the best fit for the band but Billy Rymer and Gil Sharone are definetly better drummers all around
Billy Rhymer is sick, guys, no one denied that. But there was just something so tight, yet sloppy about Chris. I can’t explain it. The drums for Billy may have had too much reverb or something to make them sound larger, but Chris just felt tighter…like a true machine. Perfect for Miss Machine.
Oh man, when this first came out i bought it but i didnt like it much, so i left it gathering dust for a long time, now i realised i was very wrong
Phone Home sounds a lot like Nine Inch Nails (~late 90s).
I used to listen to this album a lot in high school, good memories. Not sure my mom appreciated it, but it was great to fall asleep to.
I remember seeing them at LA House Of Blues with the Locust and when they played Sunshine The Werewolf and it was so epic!
Looking back at all of this now. Dillinger was my favorite band before this album came out. It kinda freaked people out when this one dropped with a new singer. I'll admit, I was on the ropes at first, but over all of these years I will admit this one is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE ALBUMS
"we wrote these plans..."
you wrote a fucking Rosetta stone is what you wrote. Classic.
l
burnthisvillage
Must've been stoned.
+Justin Widle Bwahahah! This is perfect from start to finish! :D
This album literally has save my fucking life
Bro I’ve watched this 15 times already in the past 2 days
I tried head banging, and ended up in another dimension, brooooooo!
Best Dillinger album! Captures their essence more than any other LP, imo. Its before they got really melodic but still awesome to listen to, the perfect balance between Calculating Infinity and their later stuff. #2 is Ire Works IMO, and actually Plagiarism is amazing
D 110% agree, this album is pure Dillinger essence
Yeah. The whole band are working in harmony on this. Incredible album
My personal favorite is Option Paralysis but I always come back to this one. It holds a special place for sure
Calculating Infinity is my favourite, but I love them all :)
how the fuck does this only have 21,200 views? should be like a billion...
Because it's an upload for the reissue posted 6 months ago.
good look. didn't know. thanks.
This is the best lineup of the band
Ahh, this is how you wake up in the morning.
This is how you nearly crash a car by rocking out.
@Don Juan #metoo
I start the day by Setting Fire to Sleeping Giants
aka Having a fucking aneurysm.
This entire album is an alarm clock.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE DILLINGER ALBUM AND ONE OF MY TOP 10 FAVORITES OF ALL TIME. THANK YOU FOR POSTING IT. I'M LISTENING TO THIS AT WORK AND IT MAKES MY DAY BETTER!
one of those moments where you have to finish the WHOLE album before you can start your day.
Crazy and fantastic. Tdep are just unique.
This album is genius. Sucks it made so many people turn their backs to the band. At least it's such a good album that those same people are willing to admit their mistake years later
I have the vinyl of this. Still an amazing record!
This and One of us is the killer are my favourites, love it!
Who is here in 2024, still amazed by this greatness? It’s been so long (twenty years maybe?), and nothing compares to DEP.
We started out
Just running out
Spreading like wings
I bought this album back in the days before my music taste was well developed, to really appreciate it...
Now it's one of my favourite albums
Good for you! I passed it up at the time. I wasn't into this type of stuff. I did not know what I was missing, really!
Brings back some good memories. This album always gives me the feels.
09:05 love this drum part :D
That hi hat!
still listening to this.
probably one of my fav albums ever.
The break-down and clean vocals on " We are The Storm" still fuck me up 18 years later. I named my Draenei Paladin after this album in 2008.
is your pfp from the band Psyopus?
@@twobirdsstonedatonce looks like you didn't get an answer. The pfp is from Deftones self titled album released in 2003. Their name is also a track on the album. You didn't ask but this album was so great, I highly recommend checking out Deftones if you haven't!
I used to shoot the sh*t with Ben and Billy on Fakebook back in the day and they are the coolest cats, witty, down to earth and very interesting too...
this album is 19 today and it is still a masterpiece
And still fresher than ever. Incredible album.
@@indridcold1206in my top 5 favourite bands of all time
You know what sucks.. Commercials right in the middle of highway robbery
After Irony is a Dead Scene with Mike Patton, I was expecting something totally incredible and hopefully with Mike Patton returning on vocals. However when this was released, I was totally turned off at first listens that Greg was trying too hard to sound like Mike Patton, so I gave up on DEP. Especially after Chris Pennie and Brian Benoit left the band, I really didn't want to hear anything by DEP and gave up completely on them. Well, coming back 13 years later I don't think that was a fair assessment back then in 2004, and this is actually really awesome! The music is very reminiscent to Calculating Infinity, and the drumming and guitar is legendary Pennie and Benoit goodness.
similar here. I was disappointed in the Patton collaboration EP and sad that the new songs didn't have the same kind of manic energy to them as the old ones did (and the band trying out things they hadn't before).
looking back I don't even really understand how I came to my conclusion back then, because while I still feel there is a significant difference (and think that "Calculating Infinity" is the best record they made), this is still freaking incredible.
I didnt like it at first until i was like.. dillinger got catchy as fuckkkk. I would say they might be the most complete band theyve ever been on this album. It has the ferocity of their debut mixed with the catchiest goofiest jazzy guitar and bass parts. Too good.
This album is bad as fuck
Sunshine the werewolf is the heat
I still don't like this album. The "heavy" parts sound neutered. I think it has some of Greg's worst vocals (Baby's First Coffin"). Bonus points because I also hate the art! It wasn't until I heard Black Bubblegum (and the entirety of Ireworks) that I took DEP off the "Written Off" list.
Me: CAN’T YOU WRITE A SIMPLE GUITAR RIFF?
Dillinger Escape Plan: *Yes, and No*
🤣
dis-STROYAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! this part is pure bliss
Ive had religious experiences while on drugs as a teen whilst listening to this album.
PS. We Are The Storm is my favourite, I think.
God bless Relapse Records.
It's interesting that in retrospective the band didn't like this album that much cause it sounded like a bunch of songs thrown together on the same record with no real connection between the tracks. Yet it is still my favorite DEP record, everything is well balanced in it and all the songs are memorable
Perfect album
I have this album and i couldnt be happier
It's so damn good. One of my faves of all time
I suppose you thought you had our hands behind our backs
Wool over our eyes
Now your pulse is in my palm and you stand hands to mouth
Wearing your disguise
WHAT A FUCKING MASTERPIECE.
this album is so fucking good. from open to close
R.i.p. 97-17
the album cover is the stuff i see in my dreams when i have an unexpected afternoon nap
Once there was Pantera (all my love)... But now we reached the peek with Dillinger and few chosen others, art and science merged into one single entity, this "fusion" is only going to get deeper into future decades... Dillinger is technology. Dillinger is the future.
Masterpiece!
Jonas Deloya mathterpiece*
@@minaboi Thanks for that Iron Mike!
@@minaboi it sounds like a lithp.
Excelente música 🎼🎼🎼
fuckin awesome...period. Had a stressfull day? here is the remedy, your ready made VENT.
God damn i love this album so much. its like listening to what a migraine feels like but in the best way.
i remember the first time heard this. I was like WTF. This was my first introduction to the band. First time I heard controlled chaos.
Haha I love this album
Controlled chaos is an oddly addicting sound.
What a great fucking record!
The sad thing is I was old enough to see these guys but never did :-( Only just discovered them
I'm almost in the same boat. I got into them a tiny bit before they did their farewell tour, and managed to catch them on that. Was an amazing show
Same but I would have been 13 in 2017 so only just barely. I got into them in late 2018
That sounds pretty fucking good!
Perfect Design such an amazing one.
Coming here with the only song I know by them being Unretrofied I did not expect the rest of their songs to sound like they do. Not to say that they're bad - just unexpected lol. I found Unretrofied from the Smackdown Vs Raw 2006 game.
Jesse Starfall
yeah I've just started to get into this album and I realised that I'd heard unretrofied before on that game. I'm loving this album tbh
Yeah well unretrofied is one of the singles and more commercial cuts from this. It's possibly the least interesting track on this whole album
Tbh i think it's a nice change of pace. It's not as experimental as some of the other cuts but i still like it
I think Unretrofied is hella underrated. A great pop song in the Dillinger fashion.
These 9 people that disliked this album, who are they so I can send them a strongly worded letter about how wrong they are.
Rob Newland I say we start a public forum and iron this out with bulleted lists.
i would say, get stalin here and send them to gulag
Pls search them and send those letters for all of us
I dont even understand how someone could possibly not even like this album at all its one of the best. Obviously calculating Infiniti and any mike pattons albums
Do people still write letters?
Wow this is relaxing 😌
crazy
I remember being 20 when this came out and thinking it was pure crap cuz it sounded nothing like Irony. 20 year old me was wrong and gay
Thanks for uploading this masterpiece! A classic from the 2000's mathcore.
I like to listen to this it calms me down
Obra maestra de esta gran banda
Just came back for a quick fix of this, an antidote to everything around March 2018
Phone Home is the most obscure song of TDEP
I was actually sort of bored until I got to phone home. I just started to appreciate this band I found out about them maybe two years ago. I started with calculating infinity... I am still having a hard time with that album.
@@joshtait7422 I love the chaos in that album. It's pretty insane and incredible musicianship (while still having energy)
Love how phone home builds from dark and moody to pure hatred
or a NIN love declaration
Absolutely love the dark atmosphere is has and how it gets introduced in the ending of Van Damsel. I love the "WAAAAAAOOOWWW" sound effects during the song too
their best album imo
thanks for uploading. such a great record.
O tipo de disco que simplesmente não vai envelhecer mal NUNCA
a masterpiece
JUST SMILE
WHILE THE ROPE PULLS TIGHTER
TIGHTER
RelapseRecords ist einer der besten Labels in Sachen Metalcore & Co.....
God damn this shit still rules
God bless _Math Metal!_
This is like a good coffee
Yep. Got some free time, better make a cup!
Coffee on steroids, growth hormone, and adrenaline
@@321ssteeeeeveand espresso shots too yo yeehaw!
oh sh!t, this song sounds awesome... oh, its still the same song! lol. love this band.
this sounds a bit like henry cow and pere ubu, just thirty years later, with a bit more distortion
This remastered version sounds amazing.
so good right
This is remastered?
Yeah is it?
Bro halfway through Sunshine I forgot I was listening to TDEP and thought it was Mastodon 😂
why do some parts remind me of the mars volta?
because it does
mostly because it be like it do
Because bhoth bands draw heavily from post hardcore elements
the chill part in sunshine the werewolf is so much mars volta/fall of troy kind of vibe man
@@ReyCarmesi97 100% agree. Ha! I'm literally jammin King Crimson right now as I saw your post. Nice avatar
The best of them, especially Chris Pennie.
This must cause mental damage
for some reason this album gives me the same vibes as Sieges Even's ''Sophisticated''
Unretrofied always makes me cry. I don't get lyrics because of my poorness.
but I'm confident that its melody is super fantastic , miracle beautiful , suffocating sadness.
5
Savijan 4
it's about fashion, how it sucks and steal people personality at the point they fake about how they feel
OMFG chat gpt was spamming comments before COVID wtf
Good God, what an ending
"We Are The Storm"
More DADA album art in metal please