Periphery Streaming New Album Juggernaut: Alpha
. (TeamRock Radio) Prog-metal outfit Periphery have released a stream of Juggernaut: Alpha ahead of its launch later this month. It's released along with Juggernaut: Omega on January 26 via Century Media Records and will their first full-length studio outing since 2012's Periphery II: This Time It's Personal. The band decided to split the album as they wanted listeners to fully appreciate the complex story and musical themes. Drummer Matt Halpern said: "Because Juggernaut is very detailed and dense in terms of character development, peaks and valleys, climaxes and resolutions, we've divided the story and music in two. "Although the albums are split in two physically, the story is only complete when the albums are digested consecutively. This allows the listener to recognise and hear the lyrical and musical overlapping themes, foreshadowing, and connected ideas." Read more and listen to the album stream here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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