I shall slit my wrists now...

[mel_progson]

Just found out about this show now...

http://www.annandalehotel.com/anh/eventdetails.asp?id=2784

Note the sold out statement. *punches a hole through his monitor*

 

[Palabra de Dios]

Not completely my taste, but I love the name "League of Extraordinary Djentlemen". Glad they're embracing that label.

 

[mel_progson]

I'm pretty cut I'm gonna miss out on Tesseract. I'm praying for an upgrade in venue, it happened in Melbourne due to it being sold out in under a day.

 

[Palabra de Dios]

Do you come to ProgPower or do you just post here? Because Tesseract could appear at PPUSA. I think they've got enough buzz to warrant an appearance, don't you think?

 

[KingsGene]

Hadn't heard anything about Periphery....thoughts?

 

[rushzil2112]

I am checking out Periphery right now. I liked the Tesseract disc, if they are along the same lines, I am sure I will like it.

 

[mel_progson]

Do you come to ProgPower or do you just post here? Because Tesseract could appear at PPUSA. I think they've got enough buzz to warrant an appearance, don't you think?

I've been twice so far. Its hard to come up with the thousands of dollars it costs to get over there to become a regular attendee. When we do get bands playing like this here, its a rare treat, so I usually jump all over it.

 

[KingsGene]

Via http://www.bravewords.com/news/166314 :

PERIPHERY guitarist Jake Bowen spoke to EspyRock at Sonisphere, and without going into too much detail, he gave away some details about the concept to their new studio album Juggernaut.

Bowen almost spilled the beans on the story that fellow guitarist Misha Mansoor has written as the concept for their new album Juggernaut. When asked him if he would go into any details about the record he stated, “It’s a cool story and the way he has it all mapped out and the way he is working with Spencer [Sotelo] is just going to be really cool. It covers a lot of interesting topics and if anyone knows about the lyrical content of ‘Jetpacks Was Yes!’ which was a song off our first album [Periphery], then it has to do with that.”

The lyrical content of ‘Jetpacks Was Yes!’ was based around an immortal being who starts to regret his immortality as he outlives everything and everyone, starting with his loved ones and ending with the planet and even the universe itself as his life was not bound by anything.

To learn more, click here.