Dillinger Escape Plan IRONY IS A DEAD SCENE

The Dillinger Escape Plan: Mike Patton (vocals, percussion, samples); Benjamin Weinman (guitar, keyboards); Brian Benoit (guitar); Chris Pennie (keyboards, drums, percussion); Adam Doll (keyboards, samples); Liam Wilson (bass).Producers: Benjamin Weinman, Mike Patton, Chris Pennie.Recorded at Portrait Recording Studios, Lincoln Park, New Jersey.When Dillinger Escape Plan opened for Mike Patton's Mr. Bungle in 1999, the show was a dream for fans of experimental metal. When a break between vocalists allowed Dillinger Escape Plan to seek out a collaborator to fill the time, Patton seemed like an inspired choice to mix up their assault. Despite the ridiculously high expectations from both artists' fan bases, Irony Is a Dead Scene is a brilliant collaboration between the two. Coming off as a challenge to the stale rap metal scene that often sites Patton as an influence, it's hard not to view this as the natural progression of Faith No More's King for a Day... sound. Dillinger Escape Plan bu