Last Friday, Djentle Beasts PERIPHERY premiered their latest single for the song "Make Total Destroy" off their upcoming album "Periphery II" which is scheduled for release July 3rd via Sumerian Records.
A few hours ago, another song -which was floating around the internet- was officially posted as well, titled "Scarlet" (originally written by Misha Mansoor for his instrumental project Haunted Shores)

Musically, I really enjoy what Periphery has to offer; catchy, groove'tastic rhythms, with high production. Misha seems to belt out even more riff madness on the new record; will have to wait and hear the rest of the album.

Until July 3rd; here's the official stream for "Make Total Destroy" and "Scarlet"

Progressive metal icons, PERIPHERY have premiered a new video for the song "Jet Packs Was Yes!" exclusively via NME.

Sadly the video is only available in low quality streaming. Which is a major bummer. One of the best things about PERIPHERY videos is the vivid images that accompany the massive wall of djent. (see Icarus Lives). [Ed note: We'll have the higher quality version up, once it's available.]

*Update: Guitar World have premiered the video in HD quality, which you can stream by clicking here!

*Update #2: The band decided to upload the video on to their official Youtube channel in 1080p quality. Enjoy.

Progressive metal band EVER FORTHRIGHT (featuring former PERIPHARY front man Chris Barretto) released a new song titled "The Counter Shift" currently streaming on the band's soundcloud page.

The song is a djenting f'in beast! and will have you punching midgets all day.

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Vocalist Chris Barretto (ex-PERIPHERY) of Ever Forthright has recorded a cover of the STONE TEMPLE PILOTS classic "Wicked Garden" with New Jersey progressive death metallers THE BINARY CODE. The song has premiered exclusively at Noisecreep, which you can hear below:



On choosing to cover an STP song, Guitarist Jesse Zuretti states:

"Stone Temple Pilots are just as important, if not more important, than most of my metal influences when writing music. The chord vocabulary Dean DeLeo built with each album they put out blows my mind. More than any flashy, 32nd-note, legato-filled, eight-string guitar solo I've ever listened to."

The Binary Code released the Priest EP in August of this year, supported by an East Coast tour with NC-based VANISHER. In January and February they participated in the "Metal As Art" Tour with REVOCATION and HYPNO5E. They will be appearing with Shadows Fall and Thy Will Be Done on December 18th at Santo's Party House in New York City.

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