We passingly mentioned Dillinger Escape Plan yesterday while talking about the very different metal crossovers Pig Destroyer and what they really do to earn a living. Here the Jersey boys are in the flesh with the spankin’ new Ilan Sharone-directed video for Ire Works jam “Milk Lizard” (appropriately set in Milk Lizard bar). We’ve read a few pieces where the group discusses the importance of Faith No More (possibly reuniting?) burning a path in the mainstream for uncompromising metal crews: It’ll be interesting to see how far DEP can go on the back of their catchier new tunes like this one and even more Faith-y “Black Bubblegum,” of course. Who knows, flying barstools, hot punk chicks, kindness to the elderly, bad 3-D animation, and great songwriting go a long damn way. (via Headbanger’s Blog)

Vocalist Greg Puciato is one buff motherfucker. Make sure to see this band live … like ASAP. (And for those of you outside the US, we’ll try to find an alternate embed … like ASAP.)

Ire Works is out now on Relapse.

Comments (11)
  1. “Ire Works” was easily the best album of last year.

    And I totally agree on making their live-show a must see. Their recent Chicago show was out-motherfucking-standing.

  2. “Vocalist Greg Puciato is one buff motherfucker.”

    Are those tat veins?

  3. Please, give us Europeans something to smile about too. All of these restrictions are annoying the hell out of me…

  4. YO YO YO MONEY  |   Posted on Jan 24th, 2008

    Greg Puciato looks and sounds like a douchebag

  5. Niggy Tardust  |   Posted on Jan 24th, 2008

    Since when were DEP a second-rate Every Time I Die ripoff?

  6. Chris S.  |   Posted on Jan 24th, 2008

    “Since when were DEP a second-rate Every Time I Die ripoff?”

    I was just wondering the same thing. They were the last band I would have expected to jump on that ridiculous southern rock/metalcore bandwagon.

  7. Peev  |   Posted on Jan 24th, 2008

    Can’t watch it outside of the States. So you KNOW it’s good. :)

  8. paul  |   Posted on Jan 25th, 2008

    per the ETID comments: Go listen to the record. The majority of the songs are 2 minutes long and sound like calculating infinity tracks. God forbid they write one or two songs with a groove…

  9. Chris S.  |   Posted on Jan 25th, 2008

    “The majority of the songs are 2 minutes long and sound like calculating infinity tracks.”

    I assumed that was the case, so good to hear! Also, this really isn’t a bad song; it just surprised me.

  10. meh

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