Episode 7 of One Last Breath has your hosts discussing the debut album by crunk-core, screamo, electronicore (and really any other core you can think of) 2-piece: I Set My Friends On Fire. With their debut titled “You Can’t Spell Slaughter Without Laughter”, the band charted new territory, with an amalgamation of numerous genres that beforehand seemed like oil and water. Upon its release, it was panned by virtually every critic imaginable, along with most fans of music; especially metalheads. It became the butt of the joke when people would make fun of emo/scene culture. It really only found it’s footing in that culture, and grew to be considered a seminal album of the late 2000’s scene. Is “You Can’t Spell Slaughter Without Laughter” a misunderstood classic, or is it a chaotic mess that deserved all the vitriol it received? Join us this week to find out.
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