WASHINGTON, Dec. 22, 2014 – Periphery has released the third in their ongoing series of webisodes, with the new clip highlighting guitar player Mark Holcomb’s work on the Juggernaut releases (http://youtu.be/34Wrj34d0Yc).

“Juggernaut was a huge opportunity for me to grow as a musician and band mate," said Holcomb. "These two albums mark the first time we’ve truly collaborated on every song from the ground up, so it really encouraged us to work together and communicate healthily for a process that spanned almost a year. These webisodes are meant to give you some insight into that, but also offer a more personal, unfamiliar side than what you may be used to seeing from Periphery.”

Rolling Stone premiered the single, “22 Faces,” last week (http://www.rollingstone.com/music/premieres/hear-peripherys-insane-prog-metal-shredfest-22-faces-20141215), describing Periphery’s new music as “the group's most ambitious project yet” and going on to say the releases “feature some of the band's most accessible music; there's plenty of the heavily syncopated Meshuggah-worshipping tech metal with which Periphery first made their name, but there's also pulsing electronica, emo-inflected hard rock, spacey jazz-fusion and hooky acoustic pop – sometimes in the same song.”

Digital and physical pre-orders for Juggernaut: Alpha and Juggernaut: Omega are available now with instant downloads of “22 Faces,” “The Scourge” and “The Bad Thing” available via iTunes (http://hyperurl.co/Juggernaut_Alpha andhttp://hyperurl.co/Juggernaut_Omega). Physical pre-order bundles, which include The JuggerDoc, a documentary on the making of the new albums, are available via http://sumerianmerch.com.

Previous webisodes, featuring drummer Matt Halpern and guitar player Jake Bowen, are available now via Sumerian Records’ YouTube channel (youtube.com/sumericanrecords).

A five-week tour kicks off on Jan. 10 at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro, N.C. A video teaser for the tour, which includes openers for the upcoming tour are Nothing More, Wovenwar and Thank You Scientist, is available here: http://youtu.be/oXL0yHsKGl0. Tickets are on-sale now with VIP packages available via Soundrink.com.

Confirmed dates are as follows:

January 10     Carrboro, NC     Cat’s Cradle

January 11     Charlotte, NC     The Fillmore

January 12     Atlanta, GA     Masquerade

January 13     Tampa, FL     Orpheum

January 14     Ft. Lauderdale, FL     Revolution Live

January 16     New Orleans, LA     House of Blues

January 17     Houston, TX     House of Blues

January 18     Dallas, TX     House of Blues

January 20     Albuquerque, NM     Sunshine Theatre

January 21     Phoenix, AZ     Club Red

January 22     Los Angeles, CA     House of Blues

January 23     Anaheim, CA     Yost Theater

January 26     San Francisco, CA     The Fillmore

January 27     Portland, OR     Hawthorne Theater

January 28     Seattle, WA     El Corazon

January 31     Denver, CO     Summit Music Hall

February 2     Minneapolis, MN     Varsity Theater

February 3     Chicago, IL     House of Blues

February 4     Detroit, MI     St. Andrew’s Hall

February 6     Toronto, ON     Opera House

February 7     Montreal, QC     Corona Theatre

February 8     Albany, NY     Upstate Concert Hall

February 9     Rochester, NY     Water Street Music Hall

February 11     Boston, MA     Paradise Rock Club

February 12     New York, NY     Irving Plaza

February 13     Silver Spring, MD     The Fillmore

February 14     Philadelphia, PA     District N9ne

April 25 – 26     Jacksonville, FL     Welcome to Rockville Festival

May 15 -17     Columbus, OH     Rock on the Range

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