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Sep 9, 2026

Ben MontgomeryHOST
56:09
All right.
Ben MontgomeryHOST
56:10
Periphery.
Fiona AppleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:11
I don't even like you anymore at all.
Fiona AppleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:16
[singing] Oh, the periphery.
Ben MontgomeryHOST
57:45
But she alludes to horses and horse racing a lot in the song.
Ben MontgomeryHOST
57:50
I can't believe no one has mentioned it yet.
Ben MontgomeryHOST
57:53
Periphery equals horses that wear blinders so that they can't get distracted by what's going on in their peripheral vision.
Ben MontgomeryHOST
58:01
Bite to bear, a horse bit that's placed in a mouth to control the animal.
JamarGUEST
17:46
I guess, like, the big picture, maybe more long-term, is the album that, um, we're working on kind of in the background.
JamarGUEST
17:53
Uh, we've been pretty fortunate to have Spencer Sotelo from Periphery, their singer.
JamarGUEST
17:59
Um, he has, uh, been our producer for that stuff.
JamarGUEST
18:03
Um, so we're kinda working with him in the background for, you know, maybe 2027 we'll have that full album done.

15 MINS LATER

RasanHOST
33:25
Okay
CecilGUEST
33:26
... we actually did a song on our last EP with one of, uh, their vocalists, which was a crazy moment for us.
CecilGUEST
33:32
But bands like that, like Volumes, like Periphery, like Spiritbox, like Veil of Maya, bands that kind of, in that djenty, heavy, whatever is probably where we all, like, meet in the middle.
CecilGUEST
33:44
But then outside of that, like with individual member taste, I mean, it goes-
AddisonGUEST
23:32
So it's like the concept of doing vocal backflips in every song is like definitely something I like to listen to.
AddisonGUEST
23:42
Like bands like Corellia, Veil of Maya, Periphery.
AddisonGUEST
23:47
It's definitely what I'm into, but also just like lot of the bands that can do that and still maintain emotion in their voice and their lyrics that's super important to me because like you know i'm i'm all for bands that are doing vocal acrobatics and songs but there there is a certain point where i'm like okay what are we doing we're making noises um so it's like maintaining the the balance of like what are these theatrics for are they serving the song and like finding that good balance
David BenitesHOST
24:22
And that's a really cool thing to hear you say in terms of like being earlier in this thing and like already kind of thinking about the songwriting on that level.
speaker_3HOST
0:38
Wait, seriously? Like who? I know Health is involved, but who else?
speaker_2HOST
0:42
Yeah, so besides Health, there's Ice Nine Kills and Periphery.
speaker_2HOST
0:45
They've collaborated on tracks for the boss fights.
speaker_2HOST
0:48
That's wild.
Jason BeckermanHOST
17:32
Bands like Lamb of God, Machine Head, and Five Finger Death Punch built on Dimebag's groove-driven approach, emphasizing syncopation and weight over sheer speed.
Jason BeckermanHOST
17:39
Modern metalcore and djent artists, from Killswitch Engage to Periphery, reflect his influence in their tight, percussive riffing and tonal experimentation.
Jason BeckermanHOST
17:47
You're a big
Derek KaufmanHOST
17:47
fan of Killswitch Engage and Periphery?
Jason BeckermanHOST
17:49
You know I am.
Jason BeckermanHOST
17:50
You know I like it.
EthanGUEST
8:02
For me, I'll definitely say probably my top two are Matt Gartzka and Matt Halpern.
EthanGUEST
8:07
Matt Gartzka of Animals of Leaders and Matt Halpern of Periphery.
EthanGUEST
8:11
They're more metal and stuff like that.
EthanGUEST
8:13
But for like this sort of thing, I guess I was influenced a lot just from watching the movie Whiplash, going into jazz from there and also bands like Victoria and Tigran Hamasyan as well.

12 MINS LATER

ElsieHOST
20:49
Righto.
ElsieHOST
20:50
Favourite drum solo?
EthanGUEST
20:51
Oh, definitely the solo section in Satellites by Periphery.
EthanGUEST
20:56
That is an amazing little drum solo bit.
Misha MansoorGUEST
44:44
And we end up in a lot of the same spaces.
Misha MansoorGUEST
44:45
So I find that Periphery 4 and 5 are very complete refinements of that process.
Misha MansoorGUEST
44:53
I'm really proud of them.
Misha MansoorGUEST
44:55
But the idea of doing another one exactly the same way was the least inspiring thing I could think of.
Steve O'GHOST
57:36
It just like, it has to be really good songwriting, really interesting bits and pieces there for me to really enjoy.
Steve O'GHOST
57:42
Like I've enjoyed a 16 minute long song from Periphery.
Steve O'GHOST
57:45
It's fucking incredible.
Steve O'GHOST
57:46
Reptile blew my mind.
Mistress CarrieHOST
1:13
A giant animatronic and demonic bat, blood still dripping from its mouth, waves around Ozzy's chewed-off head as visitors take a journey from the crazy train that heads straight to hell, they said.
Mistress CarrieHOST
1:27
Health and Ice 9 Kills guitarist Ricky Armalino and Periphery guitarist Misha Mansoon, alongside musician and YouTuber Jared Dines, collaborated on the new game Crimson Moon.
Mistress CarrieHOST
1:40
The game got released yesterday across multiple platforms.
Mistress CarrieHOST
1:43
The official soundtrack comes out this Friday.
Michael RussoGUEST
9:59
Went on to Cage the Elephant, did Rob Zombie, Steel Panther, Seven Dust.
Michael RussoGUEST
10:05
About to go out with Hoobastank and Periphery.
Michael RussoGUEST
10:07
So those are my next two tours.
Michael RussoGUEST
10:12
And the Seven Dust tour I just did was pretty special considering that's my favorite band, favorite drummer.

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