Dillinger Escape Plan — One Of Us Is The Killer (Clear, Limited 1/300)
Add chaos to your collection with this slab of controlled mayhem: One Of Us Is The Killer on black-and-white haze vinyl, a strictly limited pressing of 1/300. Ideal for collectors who enjoy their records rare, their time signatures unpredictable, and their listening sessions requiring a helmet.
Why this record matters:
Fifth studio album by Dillinger Escape Plan, released May 14, 2013 — a concentrated dose of mathcore precision and raw intensity.
Produced with longtime collaborator Steve Evetts — tight production that still sounds like it could fall apart gloriously at any second.
Features the single “Prancer” and a brutal, dynamic mix of explosive riffs, jagged rhythms, and Greg Puciato’s volatile vocals.
Shows the band’s knack for complex arrangements and emotional extremes — equal parts technical muscle and bruised-heart songwriting.
Aesthetic + collectibility:
Black-and-white haze vinyl looks striking in any display and hints at the album’s black-and-white mood swings.
limited edition (1/500) — because owning one of three hundred identical sonic grenades is peak fandom.
Who should buy it:
Fans of aggressive, technically adventurous music, vinyl collectors with a taste for extreme art, and anyone who thinks quiet records are suspicious.
Get it before someone frames it, spikes it with a story about the mosh pit they survived, or — worse — actually plays it twice in a row.
Dillinger Escape Plan — One Of Us Is The Killer (Clear, Limited 1/300)
Add chaos to your collection with this slab of controlled mayhem: One Of Us Is The Killer on black-and-white haze vinyl, a strictly limited pressing of 1/300. Ideal for collectors who enjoy their records rare, their time signatures unpredictable, and their listening sessions requiring a helmet.
Why this record matters:
Fifth studio album by Dillinger Escape Plan, released May 14, 2013 — a concentrated dose of mathcore precision and raw intensity.
Produced with longtime collaborator Steve Evetts — tight production that still sounds like it could fall apart gloriously at any second.
Features the single “Prancer” and a brutal, dynamic mix of explosive riffs, jagged rhythms, and Greg Puciato’s volatile vocals.
Shows the band’s knack for complex arrangements and emotional extremes — equal parts technical muscle and bruised-heart songwriting.
Aesthetic + collectibility:
Black-and-white haze vinyl looks striking in any display and hints at the album’s black-and-white mood swings.
limited edition (1/500) — because owning one of three hundred identical sonic grenades is peak fandom.
Who should buy it:
Fans of aggressive, technically adventurous music, vinyl collectors with a taste for extreme art, and anyone who thinks quiet records are suspicious.
Get it before someone frames it, spikes it with a story about the mosh pit they survived, or — worse — actually plays it twice in a row.
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