PERIPHERY - Reptile (Full Vocal Track)

A vocal track variant of Periphery's "Reptile", off the 2019 album "Periphery IV: Hail Satan". The legendary song stripped down. Even more legendary than Omega, Stranger Things, or Racecar. This track solely features the vocal, synth/string, additional guitar, and guitar solo layers. For once, no bass here. Might make a version with bass eventually, but for this legendary piece, I figured Spencer should come through as clear as possible in the track. 0:40 - Symphonic elements & symphonic drums kick in. 0:55 - [Besides Fluoride and shit]. 1:25 - It's Coming Down. 1:35 - 2:05 Those memorable vocals. Great harmonies. Amazing flare. 2:05 - Choir-like / group vocals in the back. Fantastic layering until 2:30. 2:30 has a very faint gutteral in the back. A keen ear will pick it up. 2:50 has a mad gutteral. With 2:55 being that wicked creepy moment. 3:00 - Use of additional / ambient guitars for further chaotic effect, or "insane" atmosphere, if you will. 3:55 is a layering of choir, screams, guitar, and wonder. Choir (or keys) last until 4:20. 4:25 - Screams don't stop until... 4:40.. Christ. 5:00 - Hook repeat. 5:45 - Takes you off your feet, as the hook tricks you into thinking there will be further repitition -- but that is not the case, it once again gets progressive -- now with some nasty screams. 6:10 - 6:35 - Is this the end of all we know? Wicked Spencer vocals here. 7:05. Interesting keys in the background. Very faint. Great Spencer screams, as well. 7:25 is absolutely breathtaking in the instrumental. Please be excited. 8:25 comes in strong with many harmonies. Melody is extremely strong here, until and after 9:00. 9:45 - The deepest, darkest, grooviest, gankest and gnarliest screaming lasting until 10:15. Spencer has never gone off in such a sick and astonishing manner. 10:25 cues in the sick part of the breakdown. However, in its stripped-down state, it is still pretty sick. 10:40 - Chilling additional guitars. Welcome back, The Focus Hour. Nice to hear from you again. 11:15 - Trademark / typical clean Periphery solo. 11:50 - Garden in the Bones motif re-emerges. Or begins here. However you wish to think it. 12:20 - True Garden in the Bones hook. Lovely piano in the back. Very apparent when stripped down. 12:35 - The additional guitars further enhance the dichotomy of Spencer's voice and the piano, creating an even more vibrant atmosphere. 13:05 is the beginning of the more electronic-portion of the song. 14:00 - Last batch of vocals (or so). 15:20 is an outro of sorts. I believe Spencer said this was mainly Jake here. . Periphery IV: Hail Satan Vocal Track Playlist:    • P: IV Vocal Tracks - Hail Satan   P4 [P3 Style] Album Artwork by Breadtilian:   / periphery_iv_in_the_style_of_piii   All Music and Assets used in this video are created by Periphery. Get the Periphery IV: Hail Satan Producer Pack here, at: https://store.periphery.net/116598/Ha...