The Dillinger Escape Plan, the New Jersey mathcore pioneers, used to play the occasional cover; I remember them ending a Baltimore show with a version of Nine Inch Nails’ “Wish” that practically singed my eyebrows off. But people don’t really cover the Dillinger Escape Plan too often. That’s not because Dillinger didn’t have great, beloved songs. It’s because Dillinger tracks were way too fast and complex for practically any other band to attempt. Today, though, we get to hear what happens with a band of complex-hardcore all-stars gets together to salute the Dillinger Escape Plan.