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Ever Forthright – Ever Forthright

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January 10, 2012
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Ever Forthright Ever Forthright 01. All Eyes on the Earth 02. Latency and Tendencies 03. The Little Albert Experiment 04. Lost in Our Escape 05. Screen Scenarios 06. Spineless 07. Reflections 08. The ... Read More...
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Ever Forthright Announce Debut Album Details [NSFW Album Art]

Jimmy Rowe
October 31, 2011
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After a handful of single releases and teasers, the jazzy prog aficionados in Ever Forthright have finally announced their self-titled debut album. Clocking in at around 74 minutes, this release is going to b... Read More...
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HUGE BUMMER ALERT—PART TWO: Travis Richter Rumored To Have Left The Human Abstract

Jimmy Rowe
August 22, 2011
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This weekend, my heart was continually broken. Tesseract and The Human Abstract released two of the best albums of the entire year, and both of them appear to have lost vocalists. While I'm absolutely sure ... Read More...
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Remember Haunted Shores? Here’s An Update

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June 3, 2011
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Haunted Shores, brainchild of guitar wizard Mark Holcomb with production duties handled by Misha Mansor of Periphery, posted an update on Wednesday that we unfortunately missed, but was picked up by our good ... Read More...
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Apparently, Misha Monsoor Likes To Shuffle His Bandmates Around Across Projects

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February 3, 2010
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So a few weeks ago or whatever, Periphery announced the departure of singer Chris Baretto and the inclusion of new singer Spencer Sotelo. Well, yesterday, Haunted Shores, one of Periphery guitarist Misha "Bulb"... Read More...
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Periphery Gains New Singer, Posts Album Sampler

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January 20, 2010
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Hell if I know how many different singers Periphery have through so far. They haven't even put out an album yet and they've had three or four different vocalists on board. I don't know when previous v... Read More...

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