About this album
Sound:
"Fractured rhythms and chaotic melodies collide with a visceral intensity that defines mathcore's evolution."
Where they were
Released in 2004, 'Miss Machine' was The Dillinger Escape Plan's third studio album and their first with vocalist Greg Puciato. This record marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing a more experimental approach after the breakthrough success of their previous album, 'Calculating Infinity.'
Why it matters
'Miss Machine' received widespread acclaim from critics, being hailed as a pivotal release in the mathcore genre. It peaked at number 144 on the Billboard 200 chart, demonstrating the band's growing influence in heavy music circles.
Essential tracks
- "Panasonic Youth" — The opening track sets the frenetic pace of the album with its explosive energy and complex time signatures, encapsulating the band's signature style.
- "We Are the Storm" — This track features dynamic shifts between chaos and melody, showcasing Puciato's vocal versatility and defining the emotional core of the album.
- "Baby’s First Coffin" — With its haunting melodies intertwined with jagged instrumentation, this track exemplifies the band’s ability to merge aggression with vulnerability.
Release Date
January 1, 2004
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Panasonic Youth 2:27
- 2 Sunshine the Werewolf 4:17
- 3 Highway Robbery 3:30
- 4 Van Damsel 2:59
- 5 Phone Home 4:15
- 6 We Are the Storm 4:38
- 7 Crutch Field Tongs 0:52
- 8 Setting Fire to Sleeping Giants 3:27
- 9 Baby’s First Coffin 4:02
- 10 Unretrofied 5:37
- 11 The Perfect Design 3:50
