THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN: 'Ire Works' E-Card Available

November 9, 2007

An e-card for THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN's new album, "Ire Works", can be accessed at this location. Due on November 13 through Relapse Records, the CD was recorded with long-time engineer Steve Evetts at his Omen Room Studios in Los Angeles, CA.

"Ire Works" track listing:

01. Fix Your Face
02. Lurch
03. Black Bubblegum
04. Sick On Sunday
05. When Acting As A Particle
06. Nong Eye Gong
07. When Acting As A Wave
08. 82588
09. Milk Lizard
10. Party Smasher
11. Dead As History
12. Horse Hunter
13. Mouth Of Ghosts

Video footage of the band rehearsing a new song called "Party Smasher" can be viewed below.

According to Headbanger's Blog, THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN began shooting two videos from "Ire Works" on September 28 with producer/director Ilan Sharone (STOLEN BABIES, ZEBRAHEAD).

The less complex of the two will be "Milk Lizard", a bizarre hybrid of performance video and surreal concept clip, in which an ordinary bar fight turns into the oddest ride of a chair's life. "I wanted to leave the bar environment by shooting what the viewer thinks is a normal looking performance video," Sharone told Headbanger's Blog. "Once the fight breaks out, a chair is thrown at a guy and flies out of the bar, taking on a life of its own. We see the chair go through the streets and town until it finally comes to the aid of an elderly lady who desperately needs a chair to sit on."

The other video — for the track "Black Bubblegum" – makes the first look like something by BREAKING BENJAMIN. "'Black Bubblegum' has a 'Twilight Zone' look and feel to it with an added touch of the extra-bizarre," Sharone says.

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