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Mr. Djelecaster
Yes! bring on Juggernaut! really hope for an even more diverse sound on this one.
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It's happening.
I really hope they do studio updates like last time and include more footage of actual guitar recording.
I bet 99% of the listeners couldn't even hear the difference between pick and fingers through such a dense mix as Periphery has. Let alone a live situation...
Besides, the attack that a pick gives you compared to fingerstyle really suits their style (and the said dense mix).
I gave this a shot because I'm allergic to text tabs, but I'm pretty sure I tabbed it out with the wrong BPM since 145 is too slow and 146 is too fast. Anyways, it's something.Here's the tab I made as I was learning it. Keep in mind, the bars/measures aren't there for musical accuracy, but rather to section off parts while I was learning it. If anyone wants to convert it into a GP file or something, go for it!
I also can't vouch for it's accuracy, but I think it's pretty close and sounds good to me.
Enjoy
Code:Mark Holcomb/Periphery - Untitled Demo DROP C TUNING
I don't know if this has ever been asked/answered: does anyone know what the sound is at the end of the vocal track of Mile Zero. It sounds like something falling over. I can't tell if it was intentional, or an accident that they kept because they didn't want to scrap the killer vocal track. Just curious....
https://www.facebook.com/PeripheryBand/posts/836920139657883
About ....ing time. Periphery and Florence + The Machine are two of my favorite bands. It's sweet that they kept the original feeling of the song and didn't go all br00tz over it.
I liked that cover a lot. Never really gave FATM a listen but maybe now I will.
Ditto.