@@FanaticDrummer He might have started that way but by the second album, that's their own income from extensive touring and album sales. Add in the sponsorships from different brands. Everyone has to start somewhere.
@@guitarrerist698 Even the first album he worked his ass off for. For a while early on Misha lived at his parent's place but still paid rent and worked full time to fund everything.
about his parents money, somewhere i watched a interview with misha, he cleaerly said he got a large sum of money from his barmistva, as he is jewish, and i heard those celebrations are quite large. doesnt matter either way, would you wish periphery never existed? hahaha fuck it im just jealous!!
27:20 Periphery fans HAVE to understand this and stop commenting "P1 was better" "go back to your roots" "make music that we want" Nothing is more fucking annoying than a whiny fan base who can't evolve with the band they claim to love. I will always be a Peripheral for the rest of my life, simply because of their strong musicianship, professionalism, and knowledge of the industry, gear, and theory. I mean, how many other bands offer long-ass meet and greets, clinics, masterclasses, live Q&A's, lighting and sound lessons, a week long music camp dedicated to teaching and building relationships, online tutorials and sample libraries, as well as downloadable stems from some albums? THAT is what makes this band so great. The music is just one part.
As a musician I can understand both sides of thinking, I totally get why the guys of Periphery don't want to write P I (Or II) two times over, even if that really is the best album that the band has written so far in the end it just feels like copying what you're already done, and leaves no space to upping your game. On the other side of things, I totally get too when a band releases a new album and it just plain sucks, it doesn't have the power or emotion/feel that the previous album had (see BMTH's That's the Spirit or Periphery's Juggernaut Alpha/Omega), it doesn't have the emotional impact that the previous album had and you get frustrated, it's really hard just to accept that one of your favourite bands just wanted to "top their game" and "evolve" even though their newest album just sucks and leaves you unsatisfied. That is the point where "we just wanted to top our game to the next level" isn't going to cut it.
It's not even about topping their game, it's about writing music they're happy with. I consider that to be a musician's job, and I can't understand people who begrudge musicians for expressing themselves creatively, seeing as that's what they did to create the music that impacted them so much in the first place.
If they made p1 5 times id understand but every record is vastly different so i feel like with each record they're going to gain and lose listeners... idk that's just my opinion tho.
how do you add the "director" tag in the video description above "category " ? i have two other channels and i would like to put my name as a director on my other channel. plz haaalp.
Misha referring to Jake as "Jakey" 3:49 All of Misha's ad spots: 29:27 (solar system and mutual one) 33:31 (I have a kid in me) 52:38 (the epiphany and the little dog) Mark as a Starbucks employee: 30:28 Discussion of sequel names: 30:52 (part one: the first one) 49:10 (part two: the sequel sequel) Mark eating alone 33:52 (trigger warning, v sad) Mark struggles to hit the cue: 50:15 (we've all been there) Special guest appearance by Anup Sastry and Alex Rüdinger 34:45 (Anus Pastry and the Rüdinger Escape Plan)
Not only do they record the guitars, drums and vocals at very separate locations, but Misha uses Cubase, Spencer uses ProTools and Nolly uses Logic... and it all comes together seamlessly. I think it's awesome!
@@jerbear97 not until they are bounced. Which can be time consuming. It can also be tricky because they use a lot of midi and getting the exacts settings to get the exact same sound across different platforms can be tough and time consuming…so I guess they bounce the instrument to audio. Long short story short, when you they are in in writing mode, I suspect it was a massive pain.
Periphery IV: A New Hope Periphery IV: The Road Chip Periphery IV: Batman & Robin Periphery IV: The Legend Reborn Periphery IV: Ascendant Periphery IV: Mocking Jay part 2 Periphery IV: Thor Periphery IV: iQuit iCarly
At 27:20 when Misha talks about creating music not for the fans, but for their own happiness, and the pleasure he gets when a part "comes together and WOW", i was totally thinking about Misha's Marigold arpeggio outro. Magical moment.
What I love about Periphery's music is that they can get really deep and hard core in some parts of their album and then really bright and melodic in others. Very diverse.
I'm so glad that it shows that even though Matt Halpern is a really talented drummer, he still has to jump the same hurdles any other drummer would. inspirational.
only 5 min spencer drinking alone in a dark room... thats one of your best cds, but spencer deserves more , he is brilliant on that record. all of you are
There's nothing cooler than seeing how much fun you guys are having. Album rocks. End of story. Tour will kick ass. End of story. Now bring it over to Europe...End of story!
I love that you guys openly speak about the less sexy side of the musician lifestyle. "If we were in it for the money we would be a bunch of idiots". I also love that you guys pretty much engineered and recorded the album yourselves. That's a very cool thing. Thank you for the inside look into your world.
Poor Spencer. Everyone's living together, working on music and being best buds- He's alone in a shit-hole vocal recording room, drinking himself into early cirrhosis.
John Arnold He was born and lived in San Diego. It says in the video he's in Maryland recording. Either due to closeness to the band, his girlfriend, his job, or all of the above. Can't say though.
This video made me love Periphery so much more. I love how passionate these guys are about their music and how personal it is for them. I know it's like that for any band, but to see the journey and hear how they're dealing with the process; how important it is that they're expressing themselves with their writing rather than trying to please other people, I love it.
I love the fact that these guys are so open about money and the issue of little to no pay in the metal scene. I really respect them for doing it for the love of music. These guys deserve all the success they have!
Periphery as a band is as pro as a good metal band can get. I hope you guys make music for years to come so that my kids too can enjoy your sounds and learn from your music.
These guys all look like they'd be so fun to hang out with. The pranks they play on each other, the way they tease each other. One of my favorite things Misha does is when he composes little tunes and provides a commentary. The solar system riff, the "Mutual One" jingle, the inspirational speech - his musical sense of humor just really hits me in my funny bone!
I'm flying all the way from Ohio to see you guys in March. You're the only band I listen to regularly that I haven't seen. This must change. P3 was a masterpiece in my opinion and I'm very excited for P4. This is such a great documentary.
Watched this over and over and over, never gets boring at all. I just love watching the process of a bunch of fun, creative, passionate people creating top notch stuffs.
i don’t understand how you could say a single bad thing about periphery. they are some of the most talented, genuine dudes that have ever played metal. i understand their music may not be for everyone but you can’t say they don’t put everything they have into every piece of music.
Why is nobody talking about spencer just drinking wine straight out the bottle and eating a cheeseburger during his vocal sessions 💀💀💀 im fucking dead its so funny just to watch
This is the 10th time I've seen this ( prob more .. ) and I still laugh at the same jokes , get emotional at the same times , and just admire them at all times ... can't wait for P4 to come out and I'm really hoping that they do something like this again
I just got in to Periphery over the past couple of weeks after discovering them on the metalcore reddit page. I believe it was a post for Lune, which I listened to and REALLY fucking loved, and then I saw the bass playthrough that Nolly did for Prayer Position. I couldn't believe my ears and my eyes watching that, everything about it was just amazing. Checked out a few more songs on RUclips and I was absolutely sold. It's a god damn shame a group like this isn't more widely known outside of their fanbase and metalcore in general.
Wow! Matt really stepped it up for this record. He challenged himself to learn new ways of doing things in order to give the new songs EXACTLY what they needed, where he could have just played it safe by sticking to tried and true "old" techniques that he already had incorporated into his drumming. Kudos to Matt for NOT taking this easy way out! On the record he NAILS these new techniques and it fits the new songs PERFECTLY, but in these recorded rehearsals he is still not quite there yet. It's awesomely honest and brave of him to allow us to see the work and the struggle of the process "up close" like this. How it doesn't necessarily sound good at all in the beginning of trying new stuff. We get to see how these people behind this amazing almost "superhuman" music, are indeed very human and hard working, dedicated musicians. It always takes a while to master a new approach - but in order to keep evolving as a musician, this ordeal is something you have to push through, time and time again during your career - in order not to stagnate. And in the end, the record sounds amazing, fresh and exciting BECAUSE of the work Matt (and all the guys) put in. Great album!!! Thanks!
"Sorry, but was that you playing guitar or were you taking a shit in my ear? Couldn't tell. Let's try again, Hack Holcomb." "Goddammit!" these guys are hilarious lol
this is hands-down the best periphery album ever made on the face of the Earth. I listen to the album front to back everytime I'm in the gym blasting my ears out. I love you periphery. keep doing what you guys are doing and create mesmerizing things you guys are awesome
Came across this during the 2020 coronavirus outbreak. Remain indoors indeed! Also, since I'm dropping a comment, I'll just say this was a great album and the new shit is great too, love you guys
Hope you guys make something similar for your next release. I find my self watching this over and over cause it's just so well filmed and is very well edited. Not a single second of this is boring for me
I heard his mom said he looked cute in one, and she just gave him a shit ton. And he spends so much money on drums and wheels of cheese, that he doesn't have any left for normal v-necks. That's the way the news goes, anyway...
i would suck at Mark's riffs. the way he holds the neck is greatly different from the way i hold the neck. he is a killer guitarist and i like his style, i just hold the neck similar to Misha. it's funny how something like that determines the types of riffs you write. great documentary guys, you should do one for each album.
Not sure if any of you from the band will actually see this, and i know you've probably got this before. But I watched this whole thing and find your career incredible and inspiring to say the least. This only fuels the drive I have more than ever to produce my own songs and hopefully inspire someone else as you have me.
I think it's really cool to see the humanity behind the band. As a new relatively fan, I'm learning more and more about this band. Seeing this documentary reminded me why I like their music. It's neat to see I'm not alone in messing up while recording music. They struggle sometimes too, as they are also human. Very cool video. Thoroughly enjoyed. I'm pinning Periphery as my favorite band.
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Thank you for the overwhelming response on the documentary, guys! Big thanks to Jeff for doing such an incredible job.
great video
jeff is the beast!! sick video!!
Mark, I beg, please, upload Juggernaut and PIII to Spotify!
And Periphery too!
But...
They are on Spotify.
I will *never* get tired of Nolly playing Absolomb
The title is more relevant now.
Hirk Wahmmet I like the bass part
was washing dishes, player on random, song came on, rushed into youtube for the 2020 puns part II: electric boogaloo
dammit I came here to drop that comment I'm too late xD
Fucking Periphery always being ahead of their time.
Spiritual omen
43:46
"is that Spencer?"
"oh no it's a coffee machine"
"ah well, no difference"
Ahahaha, I had that EXACT thought
Roy Khau It did sound like screaming XD. It almost disturbed me when I realized it was the coffee machine.
Spencer won't be able to sing for the rest of this tour, so our friend Coffee Machine will be the substitute!
Hahaha same reaction mate!
who needs a vocalist when the coffee machine can do the job? all it needs is electricity HAH
Am I the only one that comes back to this over and over for no reason?
I do the same with the Parkway Drive documentaries
And i thought I'm the only one who watches this for no reason 🤣
Same here. I always fast forward to the part where they're rehearsing in Matt's basement.
Nope. You're not alone.
Nope
i don't think anyone really noticed how fucking incredible that transition was at 37:29, but i'm gonna give mad props to Jeff for it here
Reverie oh wow that was pretty slick.
Reverie So much work went into making that transition unnoticeable. Nice one Jeff!
YES! That’s some Edgar Wright style shit right there.
ladies and gents, that is what we call a zero cut. well done Jeff!!! didnt see that coming, as a zero cut is meant to be haha.
Yeah man that took a little work to mask stuff out but those cuts are sick.
This was an amazing documentary! I am beyond envious of Misha's home studio room, life goals!
Andrew Baena Eyyy the Djentleman himself
Dads money is nice right?
@@FanaticDrummer He might have started that way but by the second album, that's their own income from extensive touring and album sales. Add in the sponsorships from different brands. Everyone has to start somewhere.
@@guitarrerist698 Even the first album he worked his ass off for. For a while early on Misha lived at his parent's place but still paid rent and worked full time to fund everything.
about his parents money, somewhere i watched a interview with misha, he cleaerly said he got a large sum of money from his barmistva, as he is jewish, and i heard those celebrations are quite large. doesnt matter either way, would you wish periphery never existed? hahaha fuck it im just jealous!!
12:53 "sound like they've been played by a human."
plays a clip from Nolly...
Trying to not sound robotic, yet his tracks sound very midi like xd
me: *watches Spencer get a headache*
Spencer: *drinks even more red wine*
me: *gets a headache*
Hey, I know the feeling of getting a headache from Vocals lol I guess that’s one way to get rid of it
@@xXxThelegend27xXx red wine makes a headache worse lol
@@GrittyTones alcohol in general, but ive heard sopncei boi is doing much better now
I'm 58 now and LOVE seeing a younger generation still so passionate about METAL.
I kind of just skimmed through this at different parts but I didn't hear any Metal. I heard jazz with electric guitar, but no Metal...hmnnnn
@@jeffreylieberman1668 regardless of what genre you want to label it, it's artistry.
@@jeffreylieberman1668 theres metal in this for sure
@@devendasmusic Cringe on what?
@@jeffreylieberman1668 he's calling you a gatekeeper, dotard
27:20 Periphery fans HAVE to understand this and stop commenting "P1 was better" "go back to your roots" "make music that we want"
Nothing is more fucking annoying than a whiny fan base who can't evolve with the band they claim to love. I will always be a Peripheral for the rest of my life, simply because of their strong musicianship, professionalism, and knowledge of the industry, gear, and theory. I mean, how many other bands offer long-ass meet and greets, clinics, masterclasses, live Q&A's, lighting and sound lessons, a week long music camp dedicated to teaching and building relationships, online tutorials and sample libraries, as well as downloadable stems from some albums?
THAT is what makes this band so great. The music is just one part.
As a musician I can understand both sides of thinking, I totally get why the guys of Periphery don't want to write P I (Or II) two times over, even if that really is the best album that the band has written so far in the end it just feels like copying what you're already done, and leaves no space to upping your game.
On the other side of things, I totally get too when a band releases a new album and it just plain sucks, it doesn't have the power or emotion/feel that the previous album had (see BMTH's That's the Spirit or Periphery's Juggernaut Alpha/Omega), it doesn't have the emotional impact that the previous album had and you get frustrated, it's really hard just to accept that one of your favourite bands just wanted to "top their game" and "evolve" even though their newest album just sucks and leaves you unsatisfied.
That is the point where "we just wanted to top our game to the next level" isn't going to cut it.
It's not even about topping their game, it's about writing music they're happy with. I consider that to be a musician's job, and I can't understand people who begrudge musicians for expressing themselves creatively, seeing as that's what they did to create the music that impacted them so much in the first place.
We never try to top our game, we just want to have fun!
If they made p1 5 times id understand but every record is vastly different so i feel like with each record they're going to gain and lose listeners... idk that's just my opinion tho.
+Vihaleipä Sorry to disappoint you buddy but all of that is subjective. Have a good day!
I love you guys so much.
Aw thanks yo, excited to see some PIII covers soon hopefully!
Marigold is happening currently! Ahhhhhhhh
+Lauren Babic No offense to Spencer (he is amazing
I love you
I love Swedish fish, idk how I fukin got here smh
25:20 'ohh, I got a headache after that..'*chugs from wine bottle*
also...33:01
Intro track on Bullet for my Valentine's Venom album.
He spoke in an interview about how he was really drowning his problems in his vices during the recording process. It's very noticeable in this video.
I look for this comment
Which interview is that?
I'd like to read it too.
"Remain Indoors" is ahead of its time... by 4 years.
12:52 "But also sound like they were played like a human". He says this because he is of course, not human.
Cinematography is top notch, good shit Jeff!
Blown away. Good job Jeff!
unbelievable Jeff
Thank you guys!
how do you add the "director" tag in the video description above "category " ? i have two other channels and i would like to put my name as a director on my other channel. plz haaalp.
In-fucking-deed it is!
Misha referring to Jake as "Jakey"
3:49
All of Misha's ad spots:
29:27 (solar system and mutual one)
33:31 (I have a kid in me)
52:38 (the epiphany and the little dog)
Mark as a Starbucks employee:
30:28
Discussion of sequel names:
30:52 (part one: the first one)
49:10 (part two: the sequel sequel)
Mark eating alone
33:52 (trigger warning, v sad)
Mark struggles to hit the cue:
50:15 (we've all been there)
Special guest appearance by Anup Sastry and Alex Rüdinger
34:45 (Anus Pastry and the Rüdinger Escape Plan)
jalen roark I
Doing the lord's work
Not all heroes wear a cape
I wanna share a seat with mark oml he's so sad
jalen roark Thanks for this comment. The Misha ads are hilarious.
Misha perpetually looks like he has just woken up from a 3 day long nap
MrCharisma yes.
he probably has a sick dab rig he puffs on in 3 day long intervals xD
The bruh is woke, yo.
Is this an insult or a complement ?
@@NeilDjents both
29:13 When I first heard that I was like : "Wow, sounds like a Carl Sagan's Cosmos episode" and then Misha: "The Solar System has nine planets". LOL
I love how hard Jake laughs when Misha says that 😂
Not only do they record the guitars, drums and vocals at very separate locations, but Misha uses Cubase, Spencer uses ProTools and Nolly uses Logic... and it all comes together seamlessly. I think it's awesome!
It's also pretty cool how they all know how to use it all.
@p h except none of them record directly in wav. So stems have to be exported and imported in every daw.
@@decaftundra but.. aren't the stems in wav?
@@jerbear97 not until they are bounced. Which can be time consuming. It can also be tricky because they use a lot of midi and getting the exacts settings to get the exact same sound across different platforms can be tough and time consuming…so I guess they bounce the instrument to audio. Long short story short, when you they are in in writing mode, I suspect it was a massive pain.
Periphery IV: A New Hope
Periphery IV: The Road Chip
Periphery IV: Batman & Robin
Periphery IV: The Legend Reborn
Periphery IV: Ascendant
Periphery IV: Mocking Jay part 2
Periphery IV: Thor
Periphery IV: iQuit iCarly
its real name is somehow even more stupid.
Periphery IV: Definitely Not Metalcore
Periphery IV: Shrek's New Groove
Periphery IV: Electric Boogaloo
Periphery IV: Big Boy Buns
Rare sighting @ 35:56 - A BMW driver that actually uses his turn signal. Holy shit!
The BMW manual tells you not to use them, but I'm a rebel!
Haha I thought the same when I saw this
I WAS GOING TO WRITE THAT TOO lol
You must not have seen anyone driving an SUV ever
And heres me thinking it was only a plague in the UK!
At 27:20 when Misha talks about creating music not for the fans, but for their own happiness, and the pleasure he gets when a part "comes together and WOW", i was totally thinking about Misha's Marigold arpeggio outro. Magical moment.
First time you see the vocalist hes got a bottle of wine in his hand in some dark lit room, eatin a fkn burger during an interview...fkn vocalists man
He was in multiple shots before that I thought just chillin? I could be wrong
this comment had me dying hahahaha I read it before it got to the scene and when It finally did... hahhaha
What I love about Periphery's music is that they can get really deep and hard core in some parts of their album and then really bright and melodic in others. Very diverse.
I'm so glad that it shows that even though Matt Halpern is a really talented drummer, he still has to jump the same hurdles any other drummer would. inspirational.
only 5 min spencer drinking alone in a dark room... thats one of your best cds, but spencer deserves more , he is brilliant on that record. all of you are
Maybe Spencer's more of a private guy than the others. I don't know though
I think he's kinda annoying anyways.
Darien Lux how?
Darien Lux haha how is he annoying? he's like the most respectful, calm and down to earth person
There's nothing cooler than seeing how much fun you guys are having. Album rocks. End of story. Tour will kick ass. End of story. Now bring it over to Europe...End of story!
Hopefully soon :D
I need my fix
yeah they always stay in America
30:10 cracked me up so much loll. Jake seems like the teddy bear that never gets mad at anyone XD
sexy350Zowner except when he plays online games lmao
31:57 Mark imitating what Nick Jonas would have played for a guitar solo for Flatline lol
Our Sonic Unrest Tour starts on Thursday! Check periphery.net for tickets and VIP upgrades.
if i take pizza can i get free vip tickets?
Indianapolis or Evansville Indiana soon please!
Im on the first date:)
you guys really need to come to vegas indont think youve come throughbsince 09
+Cortical C137 yes. tons! lol
I love that you guys openly speak about the less sexy side of the musician lifestyle. "If we were in it for the money we would be a bunch of idiots". I also love that you guys pretty much engineered and recorded the album yourselves. That's a very cool thing. Thank you for the inside look into your world.
I could watch Holcomb play all day, it seems so chill and fluid when he plays.
You never see Nolly and Michael from Vsauce in the same room together....think about it.
Jeff has such an incredible eye. This wouldn't have been the same without all those sick b-roll shots.
How do I get one of those blurry cymbals?
lmao
Looks like a prototype of the Byzance Symmetry Ride with a smaller bell
yeah, could be an unreleased cymbal
Wait a few months until it is officially released for public purchase ;)
No one even mentioned the blurry Vik guitar lol
Poor Spencer. Everyone's living together, working on music and being best buds- He's alone in a shit-hole vocal recording room, drinking himself into early cirrhosis.
He visits them, or he used to anyway. Bethesda isn't too far of a drive from D.C.
+MrMuffinTastic i thought he lived in san diego
Probably helped with those angry vocals.
John Arnold He was born and lived in San Diego. It says in the video he's in Maryland recording. Either due to closeness to the band, his girlfriend, his job, or all of the above. Can't say though.
+MrMuffinTastic rodger
This video made me love Periphery so much more. I love how passionate these guys are about their music and how personal it is for them. I know it's like that for any band, but to see the journey and hear how they're dealing with the process; how important it is that they're expressing themselves with their writing rather than trying to please other people, I love it.
43:47 Totally thought that was Jens Kidman screaming before I saw Nolly making coffee
Haha, I thought they played Shed
YES.
Lol
yo legit
Definitely thought they were playing I
Watching this made me appreciate each member much more than I already did. Wonderful work, gentlemen.
Djentlemen
I love the fact that these guys are so open about money and the issue of little to no pay in the metal scene. I really respect them for doing it for the love of music. These guys deserve all the success they have!
They censored out the logo on the Vik guitar. Nicely done boys. Nicely done.
Propane and Propane Accessories.
Misha Mansoor Clean burning, American propane I tell you what. The world's finest gas.
I see you everywhere... Even on my brothers channel.. My brothers channel is ryansiew1
edison_1234 No shit? Tell him he plays a mean guitar and is a source of extreme jealousy for me. He rips hard.
+Hank Hill ok I'll tell him
31:28 Periphery 3: *WHAT ARE YOU DOIN IN MY SWAMP*
Periphery as a band is as pro as a good metal band can get. I hope you guys make music for years to come so that my kids too can enjoy your sounds and learn from your music.
I love how Mark comes in and gives out mandatory hugs to everyone. I can see him doing that every time he enters a room. These guys seem so chill.
I can watch this every hour of the day and feel 800% inspired and motivate to write. This is pure gold!!
Wasn't aware that Vsauce knew how to play bass...
Luisjo Sarcos lol literally thinking the same thing
"Hey guys, Vsauce here. Today we're going to write a metal album."
Vernon Smith or are we
Luisjo II
But... What is metal? * Weird music starts playing *
These guys all look like they'd be so fun to hang out with. The pranks they play on each other, the way they tease each other.
One of my favorite things Misha does is when he composes little tunes and provides a commentary. The solar system riff, the "Mutual One" jingle, the inspirational speech - his musical sense of humor just really hits me in my funny bone!
I'm flying all the way from Ohio to see you guys in March. You're the only band I listen to regularly that I haven't seen. This must change. P3 was a masterpiece in my opinion and I'm very excited for P4. This is such a great documentary.
Periphery III: Shrek 2 will always be my favourite part of this documentary.
I almost cried at the end because you guys are fucking amazing and this album is pure and utter joy.
I just love the way they get along with each other. The comfort between em is beautiful
Watched this over and over and over, never gets boring at all. I just love watching the process of a bunch of fun, creative, passionate people creating top notch stuffs.
New Periphery fan here.
Welcome
This documentary is incredible. I come back to watch it whenever I feel like I'm running out of inspiration
Please can the next one be called Periphery IV: Christmas Vacation
LOL YES PLEASE
Periphery IV: The Solar System Has Nine Planets
Periphery V: Summer Camp
Periphery IV: Dicks out for Harambe
Periphery VII: Here Come Dat Djent
that coffee grinder has a sick scream
I thought that too. Someone needs to sample that.
i don’t understand how you could say a single bad thing about periphery. they are some of the most talented, genuine dudes that have ever played metal. i understand their music may not be for everyone but you can’t say they don’t put everything they have into every piece of music.
I face the bad thing is a killer song from Juggernaut omega xD
Why is nobody talking about spencer just drinking wine straight out the bottle and eating a cheeseburger during his vocal sessions 💀💀💀 im fucking dead its so funny just to watch
Ikr, badass really
Jake toxic af online lmao
You guys should do some "day in the life of periphery" type videos...you guys are fun to watch. Top notch album!
I agree. Very genuine, wise, and fucking hilarious. Their philosophy on music is really respectable.
This is one of the coolest things I've seen. Thanks for releasing this on YT guys!
Matt and his V-necks lol. he even ripped his hoodie to make it a V-neck
Love rewatching this documentary, especially the part abroad with Nollace and GromMatt cheesing up the drums
This is the 10th time I've seen this ( prob more .. ) and I still laugh at the same jokes , get emotional at the same times , and just admire them at all times ... can't wait for P4 to come out and I'm really hoping that they do something like this again
Well how do you like it man?
What a great documentary. Just had the best hour of the day. Thank you for this beautiful gift guys!
I just got in to Periphery over the past couple of weeks after discovering them on the metalcore reddit page. I believe it was a post for Lune, which I listened to and REALLY fucking loved, and then I saw the bass playthrough that Nolly did for Prayer Position. I couldn't believe my ears and my eyes watching that, everything about it was just amazing. Checked out a few more songs on RUclips and I was absolutely sold. It's a god damn shame a group like this isn't more widely known outside of their fanbase and metalcore in general.
Playing in this band is basically like being a mathematician
Wow! Matt really stepped it up for this record. He challenged himself to learn new ways of doing things in order to give the new songs EXACTLY what they needed, where he could have just played it safe by sticking to tried and true "old" techniques that he already had incorporated into his drumming. Kudos to Matt for NOT taking this easy way out!
On the record he NAILS these new techniques and it fits the new songs PERFECTLY, but in these recorded rehearsals he is still not quite there yet. It's awesomely honest and brave of him to allow us to see the work and the struggle of the process "up close" like this. How it doesn't necessarily sound good at all in the beginning of trying new stuff. We get to see how these people behind this amazing almost "superhuman" music, are indeed very human and hard working, dedicated musicians.
It always takes a while to master a new approach - but in order to keep evolving as a musician, this ordeal is something you have to push through, time and time again during your career - in order not to stagnate.
And in the end, the record sounds amazing, fresh and exciting BECAUSE of the work Matt (and all the guys) put in.
Great album!!! Thanks!
I rewatch this video every single month, can't wait for the new Periphery album release!
43:48 jesus, Spencer's screams sound sick!
oh wait
LMFQO I THOUGHT THE SAME THING
29:25 Has to be the funniest part of this documentary
lol, that or the inspirational speech at 33:26
52:40 - 53:00 funniest part, hands down
seriously, when misha and mark are watching mark eat. I friggin daid lol
also zamkowicz that part just about killed me
What was the solar system bit about, was that from a commercial
"Sorry, but was that you playing guitar or were you taking a shit in my ear? Couldn't tell. Let's try again, Hack Holcomb."
"Goddammit!"
these guys are hilarious lol
this is hands-down the best periphery album ever made on the face of the Earth. I listen to the album front to back everytime I'm in the gym blasting my ears out. I love you periphery. keep doing what you guys are doing and create mesmerizing things you guys are awesome
YUP
Periphery IV is awesome as well
Came across this during the 2020 coronavirus outbreak. Remain indoors indeed! Also, since I'm dropping a comment, I'll just say this was a great album and the new shit is great too, love you guys
Perfection.
Wow this is so cool. Thanks for letting us fans be in the "studio" with you! I wish I would have gotten into recording much earlier in my life.
definitely thought that coffee grinder at 43:47 was a scream lol
Fascinating to watch. Watching artist work is always a joy
Man these guys bring punching in to a new level. Recording everything 5 seconds at a time.
Really, fucking props to Jeff. This shit was amazing.
who else loves nollys basses??
Joshua Edward Weaver i know, i want to get a dingwall so bad
Joshua Edward Weaver I have one, it’s as good as you’d imagine
1:25. There is both an Xbox One, and a PS4. Periphery goes both ways.
'sup man :D love the vids you make. the drum tracks alone are good to jam along to.
Hope you guys make something similar for your next release. I find my self watching this over and over cause it's just so well filmed and is very well edited. Not a single second of this is boring for me
Love love seeing the recording process and seeing the work that goes into making a record.
Where does Matt even find V-necks that aggressive?
I heard his mom said he looked cute in one, and she just gave him a shit ton. And he spends so much money on drums and wheels of cheese, that he doesn't have any left for normal v-necks. That's the way the news goes, anyway...
Blake Yeo he actually has his own brand of v necks
They didn't exist so he made his own
Jake Jamison dude 😉😍
One of the greatest albums ever!!
Jake writes the happiest sounding riffs
i love how you can hear jeff chuckling in almost all the funny clips, it's wholesome af
I love how this doc popped up while watching Coronavirus videos. Periphery knows to Remain Indoors.
i would suck at Mark's riffs. the way he holds the neck is greatly different from the way i hold the neck. he is a killer guitarist and i like his style, i just hold the neck similar to Misha. it's funny how something like that determines the types of riffs you write. great documentary guys, you should do one for each album.
You can't buy feel
Amazing. So bummed it had to end.
surprised not to see any "remain indoors" comments as of late march 2020
I love that the drums were tracked in the UK. Mr Halpern, you are my new drumming hero.
Not sure if any of you from the band will actually see this, and i know you've probably got this before. But I watched this whole thing and find your career incredible and inspiring to say the least. This only fuels the drive I have more than ever to produce my own songs and hopefully inspire someone else as you have me.
Perfect time to watch Remain Indoors as i remain indoors
22:50: You can hear Bon Iver - Holocene in the background! As if there weren't enough reasons to love these guys!
14:22 what song is that? god damn, ball busting riff.
That's from Prayer Position
misha replied and no one noticed lmao
I noticed.
I think it's really cool to see the humanity behind the band. As a new relatively fan, I'm learning more and more about this band. Seeing this documentary reminded me why I like their music. It's neat to see I'm not alone in messing up while recording music. They struggle sometimes too, as they are also human. Very cool video. Thoroughly enjoyed. I'm pinning Periphery as my favorite band.
I love PERIPHERY !!! Saludos desde Argentina ! Vuelvan !!!!!