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MUSIC VIDEO: Periphery – Make Total Destroy

July 2nd, 2012

Michael Meeze

Prog-metal outfit, Periphery have released their new music video for their single, “Make Total Destroy” and, oh man, is it pretty freakin’ great. The futuristic, stop-and-go bruiser of a video compliments the thrashing hostility of the song itself; a true testament to fun metal videos. Hit the jump to check the video out.

“Make Total Destroy” comes off of Periphery’s sophomore album, Periphery II, which was released last week via Sumerian Records. It is the group’s first album featuring live drums and orchestral elements. It is also the first album to feature new members Mark Holcomb (guitar) and Adam …

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Tags: Adam Getgood, guitar, make total destroy, mark holcomb, metal (genre), Misha Mansoor, music video, Perhiphery 2, Periphery, Pheriphery II, prog, sumerian records

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LYRIC VIDEO: I The Mighty – The Dreamer

February 3rd, 2012

Grant Trimboli

San Francisco prog rockers I The Mighty have released a brand new song today and we could not be more excited! This song blends extremely catchy melodies and spectacular musicianship to create a sonically appealing tune.

The band will release their upcoming EP, Karma Never Sleeps, on March 27 via Equal Vision Records. UTG is noticeably anticipating this release and will keep you posted on the latest happenings of ITM.

What are your thoughts on I The Mighty’s new material? Let us know what you think by commenting.

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Tags: ep, equal vision, equal vision records, I The Mighty, ITM, Karma Never Sleeps, Karma Never Sleeps EP, lyric video, prog, rockers, San Francisco, the dreamer, video

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REVIEW: 3 – The Ghost You Gave To Me

September 28th, 2011

Jordan Munson

Artist: 3
Album: The Ghost You Gave To Me
Genre: Progressive
Label: Metal Blade Records

Boxes. Every style of music can be put into a box, even the stuff that’s “outside the box” (it’s in the “outside the box” box). Some progressive metal albums often try mightily to avoid fitting neatly into some sort of classification, while others don’t try at all. The latest record by 3 (three), The Ghost You Gave To Me falls into the former category. While they’ve done nothing totally ground-breaking or revolutionary, they do a damn fine job at doing something not many other bands …

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Tags: 3, it's alive, metal (genre), metal blade, opeth, Porcupine Tree, prog, progressive, react, review, sparrow, the ghost you gave me, three

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Between The Buried and Me – Colors [Live]

November 5th, 2008

James Shotwell

Band: Between The Buried And Me
Album: Colors Live
Genre: Metal
Label: Victory

Tracks:
1. Foam Born [A] The Backtrack
2. [B] The Decade of Statues
3. Informal Gluttony
4. Sun of Nothing
5. Ants of The Sky
6. Prequel To The Sequel
7. Viridlan
8. White Walls

If progressive metal band Between the Buried and Me’s album Colors were a painting, it would most likely be the Sistine Chapel, or the Mona Lisa, or Starry Night, or pretty much all three rolled into one gigantic super masterpiece painting. For any regular fans of the versatile BTBAM, this information is …

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Tags: between the buried and me, colors live, metal (genre), prog, Victory

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