The Painkiller That Committed Suicide

The Painkiller That Committed Suicide is the debut extended play by the Ohio-based metal quintet Triple Seven. Released on July 1, 2008, the EP was produced by Mike Schleibaum of Darkest Hour fame.
==Track listing==
#"Bringing Albert's Knife to Nathan's Gunfight" – 3:48
#"...Swear to Drunk I'm Not God" – 5:01
#"I'll Scan 'Er Darkly" – 2:51
#"This Is the Hammer That Flattened the Mitten" – 3:56
#"The Only Fever Is More Prescription (Pills)" – 4:23
==Album notes==
*This EP is the only release to feature the band's original vocalist.
*Much like the succeeding full-length album, The Painkiller That Committed Suicide features a much different sound from subsequent releases.
*The extended play's tracks all contain references
**Track 1's title mentions Albert Fish and Nathan Gale (the murderer of Dimebag Darrell), two notorious figures.
**Track 2 is a reference to how drunkards would typically act; it was also a quote popularized by Will Ferrell.
**Track 3 is a play on the 2006 film A Scanner Darkly, which is based off the novel.
**Track 4's title is apparently the band's take on Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett.
**Track 5 is a mangling of a popular catchphrase spoken by Christopher Walken; derived from an SNL sketch.
==Personnel==
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*Brendon Porkart – vocals
*Ray Drieberg – lead guitar
*Nick Manis – bass
*T.J. Orr – rhythm guitar
*Derrick Halsey – drums
;Studio
*Mike Schleibaum – production, mixing, engineer
*Dave Quiggle – art direction, layout, design
==Details==
*Released: July 1, 2008
*Genre: Deathcore
*Length: 19:59
*Label: Stillborn
*Producer: Mike Schleibaum
Category:Triple Seven
Category:EPs
Category:Stillborn Records