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Periphery - Juggernaut: Alpha

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"Juggernaut: Alpha" is a 2015 studio album by American progressive metal band Periphery, released simultaneously with its companion record, "Juggernaut: Omega." It serves as the opening half of a conceptual double album, outlining a narrative that explores themes of creation, destruction, and personal trauma. The music features the band's technically complex djent style, characterized by heavily palm-muted extended-range guitars, dense syncopation, and melodic vocal hooks. It appeals to listeners seeking modern, heavily produced metal that combines aggressive rhythmic intensity with overarching storytelling.

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Is Juggernaut: Alpha part of a double album?

Yes, "Juggernaut: Alpha" was released in 2015 simultaneously with its companion record, "Juggernaut: Omega." Together, they serve as a conceptual double album by the American progressive metal band Periphery.

What is the story of Periphery's Juggernaut?

The double album serves as an opening half of a narrative that explores themes of creation, destruction, and personal trauma. The story follows a character through a dark journey involving a cult-like upbringing.

Who is the guitarist for Periphery on Juggernaut: Alpha?

The album features the band's three-guitarist lineup, spearheaded by Misha Mansoor, who also handled much of the production. Jake Bowen and Mark Holcomb also contribute heavily to the album's distinct djent riffing style.

Did Periphery tour for the Juggernaut albums?

Yes, Periphery embarked on a massive headlining tour in 2015 to support the release of both "Alpha" and "Omega" albums. They performed both records in their entirety during the shows.

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