#spencer sotelo

[just-otter-thoughts]

I wanna be a vocalist that's like... Tatiana Sotelo Kidman Akerfeldt Lee Winehouse Gaga Eilish.

[saturnplaza]

"When the frustration makes a move

The second hand will swallow you

Tearing a hole inside

I'm burried alive"

[decemberthe7th]

Keep your head up high One second, one day, one step

[mini-uzzy]

Thank you so much for the tag @sleeplessincarcosa ✨

top ten favorite bands/musicians tag game!! This is gonna be a fun one!! I will include as much genres as possible...

Metallica - This band has been a part of me for as long as I could remember. It is a huge part of my childhood, and we even have a family tradition involving this band. Their music (and Guitar Hero) shaped my music taste into what it is today. And it was through this band I met a handful of wonderful friends whom I trust, and had fond memories with. Music-wise, they're very Mid™ imo, but "... And Justice For All" is a culturally significant banger and I will die on that hill. Also I have the biggest crush on Jason Newsted, so I consider that a bias too.

Varien - We all love a diverse Queen! She's mostly electronic music, and she's certainly not limited to a certain genre. Love her sound, listening to her albums feels like opening a box of chocolates, you never know what flavor you're gonna get, but guaranteed it's a banger. I put her high up the list because, I've been listening to her music throughout my college life when I needed music to comfort me. And when she came out, it was also about the time I have found out that I am trans and nonbinary. From that point on, I began to be more comfortable with myself, and eventually made me what I am today - proud and significantly more confident than before.

Shadow Of Intent - Of all my favorite deathcore bands, I chose this one because it's the first proper deathcore band I liked. Hearing "Reclaimer" for the first time was such an experience for me, that it decided that my favorite genre should be deathcore from now on. Before that, I was listening to....

BROJOB - THE Gayest Band On Earth ™

Periphery - The band with my most looped/played music, like ever. They're a prog metal band, more specifically Djent is not a genre. Their music is so full of texture and changing emotions, it's really hard to get sick of their music on loop for weeks on end. "Absolomb", according to Spotify, I looped for 200+ times during 2021, and I have also began to play it again! So I expect "Absolomb" to make a comeback in my Spotify numbers, as well as their new song "Dying Star". Spencer Sotelo is a phenomenal vocalist, super underrated and super talented.

Cattle Decapitation - My favorite death metal band of all time, more specifically their three albums "Monolith Of Inhumanity", "The Anthropocene Extinction" and " Death Atlas". These three albums has a mixed reaction - first, it's a glaring deviation from their traditional death metal sound, that it doesn't really count as death metal albums if it weren't for the band. Second, it's such a unique sound, amplified by Travis Ryan's "new" vocal technique. Nonetheless, these albums are amazing to me.

The Cranberries - There's something so beautiful in their songs I can't properly describe. I think it's mostly Dolores O'Riordan's vocal style? But that combined with the rest of the instruments sounds beautiful to me.

And here's a list of my favorite vocalists...

Dickie Allen - Deathcore vocalist, and he's the reason why I got into extreme vocals, although, I'll never learn extreme metal vocals anyway. His sound is unique and distinct, and his range is amazing. I just think he's so cool tbh.

Pop stars Sia and Adele, amazing women, amazing vocalists. I try to sing their songs once in a while, though I'm bad at it.

I am tagging... @yeehawkins, @vdk-hellscape, @brasideios, @greetingsfellownerds, @millythegoat, @voodoochild002, @eljeebee, @feckyeslife -- can't make it to ten, and I'm sorry if I missed someone ✌️

[maximuswolf]

Retrograde (ft. Spencer Sotelo) - Jason Richardson & Luke Holland [Progressive Metal] (2016)

Retrograde (ft. Spencer Sotelo) - Jason Richardson & Luke Holland [Progressive Metal] (2016) https://youtu.be/jKJ3Vhxhj40?si=hPCb2n_VY7aX2bAV Submitted May 02, 2024 at 03:31AM by thenerdydudee https://ift.tt/ctduH8U via /r/Music

[latinoxxghostxx]

Yu-Gi-Oh ARC-V: Lancers vs Zarc AMV

This duel was awesome. From GX, 5ds, and Zexal characters against Zarc. 

Song: Starset - Antigravity, Famous Last Words - To Play Hide and Seek with Jealousy, Hawk - Mileage, Vespera - Paradise (feat. Spencer Sotelo), Discrepancies - Art of War, and Skillet - Live Free or Let Me Die

[dog-park-dissidents]

Actually y'know what? Fuck it. We're making this happen. Tumblr bandom for Periphery is going to happen. Back in 2020 when we all had to socially distance, the New Orleans drag and burlesque community did a series of Zoom shows called CYBER DISTANCING. And guess who had just had a number of burlesque shows canceled in 2020? Why none other than Dog Park Dissidents lead singer and Periphery stan Zac Xeper, who performed a DIGITAL BURLESQUE NUMBER to none other than A Black Minute by Periphery

Cw: fake blood

Ok so here, enjoy the music of progressive metal band Periphery while Zac Xeper takes his clothes off and turns into a drag werewolf

We expect you all to turn in your creative writing assignment of Spencer Sotelo/Misha Mansoor Tumblr bandom fanfic by next week

Murderers! reminds me so much of my chemical romance’s bullets album — was wondering if that was an influence at all?

Sorta conceived of it as a mashup of The End from Black Parade and the Three Cheers B-side Desert Song with some muddling of A Black Minute by Periphery

BUT Romance Anónimo definitely inspired the classical Spanish guitar motif throughout and Bullets DID open with a cover of that, so in addition to the sense that Black Parade and Three Cheers are themselves influenced by Bullets, yes, our intro track was if the entire career of My Chemical Romance had an unholy demon baby with Periphery's Juggernaut (which is the PLOT of Juggernaut we'll have you know)

[magiaburst]

Literally 20 days until Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre comes out. This is gonna be the best record of this entire year. 

I love these guys.

[frankys-playlist]

King Mothership - Pinstripes (Official Lyric Video)

[ruvinpunk]

Name: Spencer Sotelo

Band: Periphery

Position: Vocals

[simonjordison]

Periphery en Chile (Parte 2). Club Blondie, Santiago - Chile 2019. @spencersotelo ❤

[decemberthe7th]

veinticincomentariosctm

[suchaflurryflurry]

favorite lyrics from 2019 albums i like ↳ periphery iv: hail stan // periphery

[sinceileftyoublog]

Periphery Live Preview: House of Blues Chicago, 4/18-4/19

Photo by Travis Shinn

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Hail Stan continues Periphery’s rather paradoxical streak: It’s cohesive within their discography in that it, like many of the D.C. prog metal band’s previous albums, is not thematically or instrumentally cohesive within itself. Contextually, it certainly stands out. It’s the first of their records released independently, and their first released since bassist Adam “Nolly” Getgood left. (He tracked bass parts and helped produce and mix the album but did not write.) The band spent a year making the record, up to and including live orchestrations and choir from Randy Slaugh. They reworked a Haunted Shores song for it. And it’s got their longest track ever.

No, really, that’s saying something. “Reptile” is almost 17 minutes long, opening with cinematic strings, eventually becoming your typical hard-nosed blaster. It doesn’t move much, and it’s about--wait for it--a stoner trying to save the planet from reptilian aliens. But aside from a bit of both sides-ism, unnecessary posturing about the surveillance state, and spoken word from Mikee Goodman at the end, the song doesn’t take itself too seriously. That’s generally the recipe for success for conceptual prog metal bands with a djent bend like Periphery. Single “Blood Eagle”, with references to Nordic sacrifice, is perfectly theatrical. “Chvrch Bvrner” combines post-punk guitars with a thrash beat and features a very goofy glitch breakdown at the end. “Crush”’s synth bass beat eventually gives way to a silly techno thump.

However, I won’t knock Periphery for having their heart in the right place. Many of the songs on the horribly titled record are actually pretty serious. The piano- and vocal-forward “Garden in the Bones” is about Native American genocide; closer “Satellites” is directed towards humanity from the point of view of the Earth. “All we care about is blood and satellites,” sings Spencer Sotelo. It’s hard to argue with him. On a personal level, “It’s Only Smiles” is about Sotelo’s sister, who passed away a couple years ago, featuring moving lyrics about how his sister would want him to overcome his troubles, related to her passing or not.

So while Hail Stan is doesn’t have a strong central theme, Periphery use variance to their advantage by embracing it rather than letting it stand out. Perhaps it’s easier to imagine the album as a collection of singles, which is why they should stand out more when mixed in a live set.

Rock quintet Dance Gavin Dance headlines. British rockers Don Broco, California post-hardcore group Hail the Sun, & instrumental trio Covet also open.

[thatmetalwoman]

SIKTH + SPENCER

OMG Sikth  have a song called ‘Cracks of Light’ featuring Spencer from Periphery!!! 

Well damn, heaven DOES EXIST!