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The Dillinger Escape Plan

A badass fucking band that's too badass for pussy emo kids to handle, so they fall back on Bring me the horizon and asking alexandria.
Badass: Hey man listen to Panasonic Youth by The Dillinger Escape Plan

Emo: *head explodes*

Dillinger Escape Plan 

One of the greatest math/grind/hardcore metal bands to come out in a long time. Using crushing riffs, lots of time/tempo changes, screamed vocals, often interchanged with beautiful harmony in their later work, mental lyrical content and intense live shows, these are a band anyone into extreme metal needs to hear.

Notable albums include:

Irony Is A Dead Scene (Written with Mike Patton, need I say more?)
Calculating Infinity
Miss Machine

Seriously, check them out. I would recommend the songs "34% Burnt", "Setting Fire To Sleeping Giants", "Pig Latin", "The Running Board", "Sugar Coated Sour" and their version of Aphex Twins hit "Come To Daddy" is amazing.
Dude1 - Have a good time at the Dillinger Escape Plan gig last night?

Dude2 - It was fantastic. I can't see.
Dillinger Escape Plan by PolarShocK September 4, 2009

darlinger 

A well appreciated, lovable person. It can be a term of endearment that you can give to your special someone. A cuter way of saying "darling"
Beryl: Yar always on my mind my darlinger, 24/7
darlinger by primaverabebe October 8, 2010

jake dillinger 

jake dillinger is the best be more chill character

dillinger escape plan 

fucking crazy prog/jazzcore band. there time changes and lyrics are mindblowing.
if i saw the dillinger escape plan in concert i would probably cream myself.
dillinger escape plan by pete December 15, 2003

DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN 

the old lead singer of this band shit his pants from screaming too hard on stage, good times
DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN bring the sick mosh brah
DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN by Russian Mike September 28, 2004
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