the Serjical Strike Dungeons Produced by Serj Tankian Engineered, Mixed and Co-Produced by Dan Monti Mixed at the Binge Factory Vocal Engineering on Track #5 by Bill Laswell, Cam Dinunzio Additional Programming by Dan Monti Mastered by Paul Miner at Buzzbomb Studios A&R Coordinating by Serj Tankian and George Tonikian Art Direction by Bryan Theiss @ Frankenseuss Laboratories Buckethead's Legal Representation: Stan Diamond Esq., Diamond and Wilson We Are One "We Are One" was chosen to promote Enter the Chicken and thus was released as a video single. The song features vocals by System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian who also produced the album. Music video The music video, directed by Syd Garon and Rodney Ascher, tells the story of Buckethead paying a man called "Marquis" (played by Serj Tankian) to bring him killed animals. Buckethead uses the animals to perform taxidermy on them (a real life hobby of the guitarist). Several animals appear, with flashbacks showing shortly how they died. Buckethead combines parts of all the animals together to create a new animal, which then immediately attacks Buckethead. The video has comparisons to the Frankenstein tale in that, Buckethead creates a monster, by bringing his creature to life by electrocuting it. The video then focuses on the fight of Buckethead to survive the attacks but the creation manages to kill his creator. The monster then drags Buckethead to the resurrection table, and zaps him back into being, however when he is brought back to life he discovers that his being had performed taxidermy on him, cutting off his arms and legs and replacing them with animal parts, the creature killing the maker and then bringing him back as a monster in its own right, has many layers of meaning and connotation. Usage in Masters of Horror The song appeared on the soundtrack of the horror series Masters of Horror and was also used in the episode Dance of the Dead of the award winning series, when main character Peggy arrives at the town of Muskeet with his friends. Reception The Washington Post described "We Are One" as one of the standout tracks of the album, being "concisely spastic, metallic and reminiscent of Tankian's Armenian-influenced headbanger band, System of a Down." Other reviewers also compared the song to the singer's former work with System of a Down, namely with songs from Toxicity. Jive named "We Are One" and "Three