Dissociation, by Dillinger Escape Plan

Dissociation

by Dillinger Escape Plan

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Queefer Sutherland Each DEP album bring back alot of different memories..this one brings alot of dark but amazing ones too. I had the privilige of seeing them twice on their farewell tour, one being kind of a surprise gig at a tiny club in Boston. DEP opened up a whole world of music to me that i didnt know i needed. Time has passed and i stand by what i said when it came out. This is their best album. I feel bad for anyone that became a fan after this, too late to experience seeing them live. Favorite track: Surrogate.

THE GREAT CORNHOLIO I was jamming this album in the car when I went to get fast food the other day and as I was sat in the nearly empty parking lot eating alone an old couple just had to fucking park right next to me so I cranked it and rolled my windows down and screamed along inbetween bites and they stayed until they were done and I think they liked it 9/10 Favorite track: Manufacturing Discontent.

M Probably DEP's best album, in my view. You get their best melodic experimentation as well as some of their most fully-realized bangers in tracks like Limerent Death and Honeysuckle. Greg is an absolute beast on this album, offering up an unbelievable, top-class vocal performance that I just don't think has been topped in heavy music before or since.

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	1.	Limerent Death 04:06
	2.	Symptom of Terminal Illness 04:03
	3.	Wanting Not So Much as To 05:23
	4.	Fugue 03:49
	5.	Low Feels Blvd 04:04
	6.	Surrogate 05:04
	7.	Honeysuckle 04:22
	8.	Manufacturing Discontent 04:23
	9.	Apologies Not Included 03:23
	10.	Nothing to Forget 05:15
	11.	Dissociation 06:14

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released October 14, 2016

Produced and Engineered by Steve Evetts

Additional Engineering - Josh Wilbur, Kevin Antreassian, Mike Watts, Frank Mitaritonna
Asst Engineer - Nicholas Starrantino, Jonathan Maisto, and Benjamin Weinman

Drum Tracking - Vudu Studios, Port Jefferson, NY
Guitars and Bass Tracking - Party Smasher Studios, Rockaway, NJ
Vocal Tracking - Omen Room Studios, Garden Grove, CA
Mixed by Kurt Ballou at GodCity Studio and Josh Wilbur

Mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side

Trumpet - Andrew Digrius
All Strings performed and arranged by SEVEN)Suns -
Amanda Lo: violin
Earl Maneein: violin and viola
Fung Chern Hwei: viola and violin,
Jennifer DeVore: cello

Additional Drums - Zach Hill on Dissociation

The Dillinger Escape Plan is:

Billy Rymer, Greg Puciato, Liam Wilson, Benjamin Weinman, Kevin Antreassian, Dimitri Minakakis, Adam Doll, Brian Benoit, Chris Pennie, Tom Apostolopoulos, Jeff Wood, John Fulton, Jeff Tuttle, Mike Patton, Thomas Bouaziz, Kevin Hilliard, Gil Sharone, James Love, Jessica Curreri, Steve Evetts, Talmadge Cook, Ryan Downey, Jeff Geisser, Brian Montouri, Paul D'Elia, Chris Tropea, Asian Steve, Timothy Connors, Matt Rosenblum, Reid Ferris, Marc Schapiro, And all the other fearless soldiers who have graced the stage with us over the past 20 years.

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