Periphery - All New Materials (Instrumental) 

Why is there not that somewhere

It's literally godly.

@Skyler Nixon go fuck urself bot

Just got back from doing that. Would recommend.

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tolerar significa resistir una molestia o un dolor. Yo no tolero nada, tolerar es un disvalor.

​@@nacionalvaganbundismo8746Solo encantar o odiar. Y spencer es un vocalista alucinante

There you go

I know this is mad old... But my thing is that I LOVE instrumental djent but I don't dislike djent with vocals. P2 and P3 are great with vocals. I just think that this album flows better without the vocals. The vocal patterns break up the janky instrumental lines too much. It's not that Periphery is better with or without vocals. It's that this album is better without

I loved spencer probably right about when you made this comment. But as an adult his voice aged poorly on me at least.

Always better instrumental

efectivamente es mejor que con vocals de mierda

It's so pretty. You could play it acoustic for a girl and get laid. Then they'd hear the rest of the song and be all fucked up...

Reminds me of bands like “Toe” has that Japanese math rock vibe. Super cozy and yet energizing :)

@@SolvingOurKreation956 atists like Plini too give me feel good vibes

Same

It makes me hit a silly little jig every time

It’s cause he’s a pop singer

nadie ama odiar, weon

thanks for your contribution jim

Technical Difficulties - Paul Gilbert. This is nothing.

Akis M No way, I could play the whole thing no problem at one point. This is harder than Technical Difficulties

Mac If you think this shit is harder than technical difficulties then you're one of those kids who try to play a song, they play it sloppy as fuck and they think they "learned" it.

Akis M Are you sure we're talking about the same song? Technical Difficulties by Racer X? There is literally nothing difficult about that song what so ever. The whole thing is in 4/4, there's no polyrhythms to work around, odd note groupings, strange scales, awkward chord shapes or intricate solos. I religiously use a metronome for learning other artist's music. I learned that song note for note a few years ago, it's "intermediate" at most. Truly difficult music would be the HAARP Machine's "the Escapist Notion" or Alan Holdsworth's "Funnels", not bloody Racer X. I don't know why you'd pick that anyway; Paul Gilbert's later solo efforts were far more complex, why would you pick a Racer X track?

Lol, The escapist notion is difficult? You can't be for real. What's difficult about 16th palm muted riffs? Yeah, I like to listen to them too, but that's not what you call difficult. I think we have completely different definitions of what "difficult to play" is. Just because a song has signature changes or polyrhythms doesn't make it hard to play (and don't get me wrong i also enjoy signature changes and polyrhythms). Same goes for "awkward chord shapes". Now Funnels, sure we can agree there. I think you confuse songs you like with songs that are hard to play, and songs you don't like with songs that are easy to play. Common phenomenon.

listen to bulb,it's the former guitarists' instrumental.project:)

@@spectrum_electrumHaha former guitarist? Misha Mansoor in bulb.... and the driving force behind Periphery still to this day.

An interlude. A different song technically

Dan Griffith you know, at the time periphery made that song, travis orbin was their drummer, and he is the one who recorded this drum track

Someone realized how amazing Spencer was 8 years ago. Hoping they redo this album :)

@@Dracula_sb they've been messing around with it for a year or two already

This isn’t the heaviest music I’ve ever heard anyway, I feel Spence’s vocals fit perfectly

He was good, if not iconic, for Periphery 1, slightly less good and a bit too poppy but still listenable Periphery II and I haven't been able to handle anything they have released after that. Periphery were my absolute fave band back in 2010-2012 but the poppyness of the vocals (eg: "mayahay" instead of "me" in Erised) has put me off listening to any of their new stuff. Not to say he is a bad vocalist at all, but I understand where the OG fans are coming from when they complain about the vocals - it's not really a fit for the heavyness of the music.

Guess it just comes down to preference. I really love everything about Modern Periphery. I've spent days listening to the entirety of their newest album, Hail Stan (on non-stop repeat). Sure, I can see what the veteran fans mean, but that doesn't bother me in the slightest. In fact, I fucking love it. But again, preference thing, I suppose