News: The Dillinger Escape Plan's "Symptom of Terminal Illness" manifests

The end of The Dillinger Escape Plan may be nigh, but the progressive metal pioneers are going out in a blaze of glory. Dubbed ‘Among The Greatest Of All Time’ by Metalsucks and one of ‘10 Best Live Bands in Metal Right Now’ by LA Weekly, the band has undoubtedly made a lasting mark. DEP will be unleashing their brand new album, Dissociation, on October 14, 2016 via the band’s Party Smasher Inc. distributed through Cooking Vinyl America.

Today the band has offered up the second single from what could be their last album, “Symptom of Terminal Illness.”. In the words of Brooklyn Vegan, the song is “a great summation of the band’s talents, a frenetic, all-over-the-place song that ranges from doomy stomp to their signature noisy, mathy jitteriness.”  They add “It seems like the final album will be one to remember.”  

"Dissociation represents the splitting of a molecule into smaller molecules, atoms, or ions, breaking bonds to release energy. Over the past two decades, this band has given me and my bandmates, both collectively and individually, the opportunity to experience the world in a way most could never imagine. This album is a celebration of that experience and the energy it has produced," says guitarist and original member, Ben Weinman.

Listen to “Symptom of Terminal Illness,” https://tdep.lnk.to/SOTIvid and pre-order Dissociation merch bundles HERE. 

Starting on October 12^th, The Dillinger Escape Plan will embark on a North American tour in support of their new record Dissociation. O’Brother and Cult Leader will be joining the band throughout the tour as well as Car Bomb, Entheos, and Bent Knee on a handful of dates. Keep up with the bands road stories and catch exclusive music teasers from their new album HERE.

Dillinger Escape Plan 2016 North American Tour Dates:

DATE                          VENUE                                                           

10.12.16 Wed              Baltimore, MD - Soundstage

10.13.16 Thu               Providence, RI - Fete Music Hall

10.14.16 Fri                 Poughkeepsie, NY - THe Chance

10.15.16 Sat                New York, NY - Webster Hall

10.17.16 Mon              Pontiac, MI - Crofoot

10.18.16 Tue               Cleveland, OH - House Of Blues

10.19.16 Wed              Indianapolis, IN - The Vogue

10.20.16 Thu               St. Louis, MO - Pops

10.21.16 Fri                 Lawrence, KS - Granada

10.22.16 Sat                Denver, CO - Marquis Theater

10.23.16 Sun               Salt Lake City, UT - Urban Lounge

10.25.15 Tue               Seattle, WA - El Corazon

10.26.16 Wed              Portland, OR - Dante’s

10.27.16 Thu               Berkeley, CA - UC Theatre

10.28.16 Fri                 San Diego, CA - Brick By Brick

10.29.16 Sat                Las Vegas, NV - Beauty Bar

10.30.16 Sun               Los Angeles, CA - The Regent

10.31.16 Mon              Phoenix, AZ - Marquee

11.1.16 Tue                 El Paso, TX  - Tricky Falls

11.3.16 Thu                 San Antonio, TX - Paper Tiger

11.4.16 Fri                   Dallas, TX - Trees

11.5.16 Sat                  Austin, TX - Sound On Sound Festival

11.6.16 Sun                 Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall

11.7.16 Mon                New Orleans, LA - Southport Hall

11.9.16 Wed                Ft. Lauderdale, FL - Revolution

11.10.16 Thu               Tampa, FL - State Theatre

11.11.16 Fri                 Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse

11.12.16 Sat                Wilmington, NC - The Throne Theatre

11.13.16 Sun               Knoxville, TN - The Concourse

11.15.16 Tue               Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer

11.16.16 Wed              Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club

11.17.16 Thu               Burlington, VA - Metronome

11.18.16 Fri                 Huntington, NY - Paramount Theatre

11.19.16 Sat                Hartford, CT - The Webster