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Last Active 12-18-20 5:25 pm
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| Periphery Worst to Best
Becasue why not ;)
I'm only including full releases and alpha and omega will be separate. | | 6 |  | Periphery
Juggernaut: Alpha
It's weird for me since I love Omega so much to find this to be their worst album. However, the writing, the structures, the feeling, and the overall flow of this record is stale and degrading. Every time I pull this record out to spin, I skip the Alpha disk and go straight to Omega. It's just a boring listen from front to back. | | 5 |  | Periphery
Periphery III: Select Difficulty
I hated this record when it first came out. I didn't like the style and it felt like they were falling apart. The record has grown on me through the years, but I still find this record quite stale from time to time. | | 4 |  | Periphery
Periphery
Ohh the debut...what a record to debut on. A heavy-hitting, yet the sophisticated pop sound that would flag them into one of the most meme centered bands to live. Most of the songs have aged quite well and I will always hold a special place in my heart for "racecar". | | 3 |  | Periphery
Periphery IV: Hail Stan
The most recent release from the band and honestly it's such a great direction for the band to be heading in. They sound happy and well-tuned now that they are recording on their own label and I can't wait to see what they do with this more progressive metal style (even though they have always been in the vein of prog, it comes off better and stronger than ever on their fourth Periphery instalment). | | 2 |  | Periphery
Juggernaut: Omega
Sputnik's favorite (probably) record of the band and it's well deserved. It's the heaviest the band had ever sounded up to that point. The record has this unsettling feeling to it that keeps my ears heightened from front to back. | | 1 |  | Periphery
Periphery II: This Time It's Personal
Bring me the hate, I want all of it for saying this is Periphery's greatest work. The pop-infused djent is a soundscape that I keep returning to ever since it's 2012 release. Honestly, the hate this record gets just doesn't hold up for how damn fun this record is to me. | |
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02.01.20 | While he hits the notes the notes themselves are gay | SymbolicInTime
02.01.20 | Classic quote | BeyondCosby
02.01.20 | I enjoy Alpha quite a bit. Yeah, it's poppier than their other stuff but there's a lot of fun tracks on it. I really wish they would revisit their self-titled. There are a few tracks on it that are fine, but the vocals and some of the... flatness for lack of a better term keep me from returning to it in full. | ramon.
02.01.20 | there's an instrumental of the self titled floating around online and it rules | furpa
02.01.20 | Omega is probably #1 for me yeh. Also Alpha ain't that bad my man, Psychosphere is a hell of a tune. | Rickislost
02.02.20 | The Bad Thing is the song that got me into these guys, but going back through their discography I love each album in its own right | AlexKzillion
02.02.20 | This actually hard ranking for me these days
I actually think P4 might be my fave now
P4 > JO > P2 > JA > P3 > P1 maybe?
All I know is P1 is last
Actually nah there’s prob more songs on P3 I dislike than like tbh
Idk | SitarHero
02.03.20 | Solid ranking. |
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