Dillinger Reveal 15 Seconds of Option Paralysis
Submitted by Logan Broger on August 4, 2009 – 12:37 AM3 Comments
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strong streamlined writing with a math edge… they definately still know how to use structure as a deadly force even in 15 seconds
I don't know about anyone else, but I've found Dillinger are getting stronger and stronger with each release. Here's to hoping the poppy-er side will marry the tech even stronger than before. Kinda like if the previous marriage went through counseling… Treated by Mike Patton… Okay, I'll stop.
I don't think they'll ever beat Calculating Infinity, because its significance goes beyond its general quality as an album, but somehow I feel confident this might be their best since that whole era.