Warframe 1999: Techrot Encore is out, and it's a lot of fun. But, one thing you may not have noticed as a player or a far-flung spectator is that progressive metal band Periphery worked alongside ...

Periphery have dubbed the outing “The Wildfire Tour” and will perform two unique sets for the aforementioned two-night stands. To give the band ample time, Mike Dawes will be the sole support ...

Djent Is Not A Genre is a 70-minute behemoth of what you would expect from Periphery, but it feels like a different beast. It’s more assured than ever before, taking the band to places they’ve ...

Progressive metal act Periphery have announced a new album, Periphery V: Djent Is Not a Genre, which drops March 10th. In advance of the LP, the band has unveiled two new songs, “Wildfire” and ...

Over the winter, Periphery mastermind Misha Mansoor gave a very candid interview in which he talked about the importance of diversified income streams for metal musicians, even at Periphery’s level, ...

When the six members of the Maryland progressive-metal band Periphery convened last summer at the home of drummer Matt Halpern, they had only a massive jumble of disconnected songs.

Periphery and Sumerian Records go way, way back. The band’s entire discography to date is through the label, and along with The Faceless, Born of Osiris, and Veil of Maya, they’re the band that’s most ...

Periphery's Matt Halpern was the latest guest on Full Metal Jackie's weekend radio program. The band has just released their new album, Periphery IV: Hail Stan, on their own label, 3DOT Recordings ...

In the first few years of Periphery's existence, the band had a high member turnover, finally solidifying a lineup in 2012 after the addition of Adam "Nolly" Getgood on bass. After four studio ...

Periphery is one of those bands that are difficult to forget. ... The band has been discussing a project called Juggernaut as far back as 2006, which consisted of demos recorded by you, ...

Periphery V: Djent is Not a Genre (available March 10 through 3DOT Recordings), is a thumb to the eye of internet trolls and keyboard warriors, an inside joke which keeps on giving for band ...