Periphery-Periphery_IV_HAIL_STAN-WEB-2019-ENTiTLED

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    ░          Periphery-Periphery_IV_HAIL_STAN-WEB-2019-ENTiTLED         ░
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       artist.....: Periphery
       title......: Periphery IV: HAIL STAN
       label......: 3Dot Recordings, LLC. Marketed and distributed by Ro
       genre......: Rock
       rip date...: 2019-04-04
       retail date: 2019-04-05
       runtime....: 1:03:55
       tracks.....: 9
       size.......: 148.6MB
       quality....: 320kbps 44.1kHz
       codec......: MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
       encoder....: LAME

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    ▒                             track list                              ▒
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    ░  01. Reptile                                                 16:43  ░
    ░  02. Blood Eagle                                             05:58  ░
    ░  03. Chvrch Burner                                           03:40  ░
    ░  04. Garden in the Bones                                     05:56  ░
    ░  05. It's Only Smiles                                        05:33  ░
    ░  06. Follow Your Ghost                                       05:24  ░
    ░  07. Crush                                                   06:49  ░
    ░  08. Sentient Glow                                           04:27  ░
    ░  09. Satellites                                              09:25  ░
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    ▒                           release notes                             ▒
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       The legendary traditions of progressive rock are not without
       critics. Detractors say the otherwise celebrated style lacks
       spirit. It lacks emotion. But PERIPHERY smashed this
       misperception to bits across two full-length albums and a handful
       of nonconventional releases. The band's mind-bending
       instrumentation and diverse vocalizations are delivered with
       vibrant urgency and inescapable hooks that act as an inviting tip
       to the sonic iceberg lurking beneath. PERIPHERY's appropriately
       titled third full-length collection, Juggernaut, lays waste to
       all expectations within and without the genre. The meticulously
       crafted, conceptually driven masterpiece is the end result of
       focus, determination and unrelenting ambition from the creatively
       obsessive and boundlessly skilled heavy music alchemists. Artists
       as diverse as Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Green Day, The Who and
       similarly minded Periphery forefathers like Rush, Genesis and
       Voivod have tackled the concept album before, with earthmoving
       and genre-shifting results. Juggernaut is no different, taking
       the building blocks laid down by math-metal merchants Meshuggah,
       obtuse riff-wielding shamans Tool, atmospheric visionaries
       Deftones and the boundless craftsmanship of Dream Theater (whose
       John Petrucci contributed to 2012's Periphery II: This Time It's
       Personal) to craft something engagingly familiar yet altogether
       unique, forward-thinking and inspired for a new generation
       fans.Periphery's Juggernaut was a long time in the making, with
       demos and conceptual ideas gestating long before the bulk of the
       work began. Perhaps Periphery's first truly collaborative
       release, Juggernaut saw all six members of the band work
       collectively toward a single-minded goal: to fully expand their
       sound and faithfully render the story."This is new ground and
       it's exciting," band founder and guitarist Misha Mansoor says of
       the decision to embark on such an ambitious undertaking. "It's a
       way to shake things up. Everyone was allowed to contribute to
       everything, even if it wasn't his instrument. It wasn't about
       confrontation. Everyone was focused on creating a really cool
       album.""That's not to say it was smooth sailing the whole time,"
       offers longtime vocalist Spencer Sotelo. "But I think the
       problems we did face brought us closer and made us better at
       working together. In the end we ended up with something really,
       really cool. I can speak for everyone when I say Juggernaut is a
       huge accomplishment for all of us."The conceptual nature of the
       album lends itself to new soundscapes and an overall more
       adventurous feeling, broadening the dynamic range of the music as
       dictated by the emotional highs and lows of the story Juggernaut
       tells. The band brings together all of their experience in
       Periphery, as well as with outside endeavors (members have
       contributed to Halo 2 and Grand Theft Auto, for example) into
       their third full-length.The album concept is one full of darkness
       with a narrative story the band prefers listeners explore
       independently. Like Angels & Airwaves or Nine Inch Nails, the
       Juggernaut story has potential to expand to other mediums -
       comics, toys; even video games, which will be no surprise to
       longtime listeners. Periphery's sound is as indebted to maestros
       like Final Fantasy game composer Nobuo Uematsu as it is Meshuggah
       or Tool. The guys delve deeply into the obscure nicks and
       crannies of likeminded artistry wherever they find it, whether
       that's in Chicago's defunct electronic trailblazers Telefon Tel
       Aviv, or in the work of fusion guitarists like Allan Holdsworth
       and Guthrie Govan.Mansoor's justifiably acclaimed performances,
       onstage and in the studio, serve as unassailable testaments as to
       why Guitar World put him on their cover and why players across
       the globe track his every move. Fellow spider-fingered shredder
       and longtime Periphery mainstay Jake Bowen is the nephew of
       Petrucci, who publicly credits modern metal/prog masterminds like
       Between The Buried And Me, Animals As Leaders and Periphery with
       invigorating Dream Theater, thus bringing the modern genre full-
       circle.Modern Drummer cover star Matt Halpern appears on all of
       Periphery's official releases, which include their 2010 self-
       titled debut, the two follow-up albums plus the Icarus and Clear
       EP collections. The Maryland based band's Iron Maiden-like three-
       guitar approach, completed by Mark Holcomb (who joined after the
       first album), offers further layers upon layers for listeners to
       delve into. Touring guitarist-turned-bassist Adam Getgood made
       his official recorded debut on the second album (he contributed a
       solo to the first), lending a thrilling but tasteful bottom end
       to Periphery compositions. Holcomb's brother, Jeff, has stood-in
       for Getgood continues to contribute film, visuals and more.A
       handful of vocalists participated in the band's early days before
       Sotelo put a definitive stamp to the frontman position in the
       late stages of the first album's recording. His guttural growl
       and high-soaring melodic side are almost completely without
       parallel among singers who employ the style, drawing from the
       naked emotion of Trent Reznor, the diverse experimentation of
       Mike Patton and the croon of Brandon Boyd (Incubus).Periphery II:
       This Time Its Personal was hailed as The Best Metal Album of 2012
       in the MetalSucks year-end reader's poll and Juggernaut is sure
       to be even better received. Like multitalented musician/producer
       Devin Townsend or critically adored rockers Dear Hunter,
       Periphery is accumulating a body of work full of different colors
       and shades. While they enjoy making a living from music and want
       as many people as possible to have a chance to connect with their
       creative output, they work in opposition to the idea that music
       should be created only as a byproduct of completely careerist
       objectives."By doing a record like this, in attitude even more
       than in music, we want to encourage people to do what feels right
       to them, to truly express yourself rather than compromising what
       you want," says Mansoor. "We are very involved with the business
       side, but the music is the one thing that is always sacred, no
       matter what. It has to be self-expression, which is important to
       all of us. If it wasn't we wouldn't be putting out an eighty
       minute concept album. We write the music we think is cool and
       enjoy creating."The end result is a record that will sound at
       once familiar to the band's fans and yet invitingly new. Mansoor
       says the process led them into new territory, but all through
       their established lens. Like the rest of his band, the thoughtful
       Sotelo is enthusiastic about the Periphery audience's willingness
       to come along for the creative ride."There's a signature heavy-
       groove throughout all of our records, including the newest one,"
       the singer observes. "But we always introduce new elements, the
       type of thing where people hear it and go, 'Wow, this is
       definitely Periphery, but with a new twist.'"The guys in
       Periphery similarly enjoy bringing that music to the masses. The
       band has built a burgeoning fanbase through hard touring, teaming
       up with the likes of Deftones, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Dream
       Theater, Fear Factory and Between The Buried And Me, going out as
       part of the Summer Slaughter Tour and on their own headlining
       treks. The collaborations, the albums, visual content, touring -
       it's all a journey where the trip itself is just as exciting as
       the destination, wherever Periphery's trek should lead.
       
       Periphery IV: Hail Stan is the upcoming sixth studio album by
       American progressive metal band Periphery, scheduled for release
       on April 5, 2019. It will be their first album not to be released
       on Sumerian Records, as the band parted ways with the label in
       2018. The album will be independently released on the band's own
       label, 3DOT Recordings. It will also be Periphery's first album
       since bassist Adam "Nolly" Getgood left the band in 2017, though
       he still served as producer and performed mastering duties for
       the album. Additionally, the band hired him to track the bass
       parts for the album, though he had no involvement in the writing
       process. The album will also feature live orchestrations and
       choir from the band's longtime collaborator and arranger Randy
       Slaugh.Periphery IV was officially announced on February 6, 2019.
       The album's first single, "Blood Eagle" was released alongside
       the announcement, with an accompanying music video. A second
       single, "Garden in the Bones", was released on March 1, 2019.
       

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    ▒                             greetings                               ▒
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    ░   Shout out to all of those who keep the dream of the scene alive.  ░
         Special thanks to those who have paved the way and parted.
           We miss you!

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