Periphery's 2010 self-titled debut album established them as leaders of the burgeoning djent movement. The album's innovative sound and technical proficiency set a new standard for progressive metal.
- The album was self-produced by the band members. It was initially released independently before being picked up by 3DOT Recordings and Many Hats Distribution. The release is notable for its independent spirit and its role in popularizing a new wave of progressive metal.
- The album was recorded in various locations, including guitarist Mark Holcomb's home studio. The mixing and mastering process was extensive, contributing to the album's polished yet aggressive sound.
- Periphery's debut laid the groundwork for their subsequent career, garnering critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase within the metal community. It is considered a landmark release in 21st-century progressive metal.
Periphery is a progressive metal band formed in 2005, known for pioneering the djent subgenre. They are widely recognized for their complex song structures, heavy guitar riffs, and intricate rhythms.
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