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I'm looking for a song from a metal band that sounded similar to The Dillinger Escape Plan, but the video was obviously satire and the singer was singing into a dildo and they were playing music in bright happy colored places with flowers and stuff, it's late 2000s early 2010s and the singer was short haired almost bald wearing shorts. Best I can describe the vibe is like, children show kind of, but playing mathcore/metalcore.

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u/deathdjentcore — 3 days ago

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Songs like “The city” by The chariot?

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u/G3orgyy — 3 days ago

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Question about upcoming final shows

I’m the kinda person that likes to get to barrier before the opener even starts and then stay there for the whole show. Now that Dimitri is back i’m curious what time to expect people line up before doors if I wanna get my spot. On top of that, are they gonna do VIP tickets or anything?

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u/JIMMY_THE_2 — 4 days ago

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Into the moat- dead before I stray

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u/whenlungstakeflight — 4 days ago

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Straight Reads The Line - I Wouldn't Go Out, There's Some Ruffians About (FFO: Norma Jean, Misery Signals, Underminded)

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u/thecassandracomplex — 6 days ago

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Does The Dillinger Escape Plan still feel like an unfinished chapter of music history?

The Dillinger Escape Plan left behind a remarkably rich catalogue. They made more than enough music to secure their place in history, ended the band on their own terms, and now occasionally return for reunion shows.

And yet, for some reason, their story has never felt completely finished to me.

I do not mean that they owed us more albums, or that they should have continued forever. It is more that the musical territory they opened still feels larger than the part of it that was actually explored. I often find myself wondering what else they might have written during their strongest years. What other shapes could that combination of chaos, precision, violence, theatricality, beauty and genuine songwriting have taken?

Sometimes it feels as though a few pages of that musical history were left unwritten.

That question is one of the reasons I occasionally try to create music somewhere in that territory myself—not to copy Dillinger or pretend that I can replace them, but to explore whether the current they created can still lead somewhere new.

So I would genuinely like to put one of my tracks before people who know and love TDEP:

https://suno.com/s/WpVuNMX1yefVYiWD

Does this feel as though it belongs anywhere near the same musical lineage?

Does it develop any of the possibilities that Dillinger opened, or does it merely imitate some of their surface features?

Does the idea of continuing that musical current even make sense—or was TDEP something so specific to those musicians, personalities and circumstances that it cannot meaningfully be continued by anyone else?

I am genuinely interested in honest criticism. I would rather hear that the idea does not work than receive polite encouragement.

For transparency: this is an AI-assisted/Suno production, but the concept, structure, style direction and lyrics are mine. I know that this fact may matter to some listeners, so I would rather state it openly.

u/YarichokV — 8 days ago

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