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“He was screaming about being in Vietnam and running in front of cars.” How a childhood encounter with an absconded psychiatric inpatient inspired a song that would change the face of metal

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“He was screaming about being in Vietnam and running in front of cars.” How a childhood encounter with an absconded psychiatric inpatient inspired a song that would change the face of metal

The Dillinger Escape Plan recorded the genre-defining Calculating Infinity in 1999. Jim Fear is one such highlight.

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