Periphery - Flatline (Instrumental)

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[@AboutFalling]

Grooves so hard

[@steviechivo]

listening to these instrumentals is absolutely amazing

[@bransondewitt5866]

A great tune to learn for a young bard

[@aidanfletcher1236]

1:29 and 1:40, the double base and just straight chugs... speachless

[@ojedi72]

i'm learning this song, and it's so fuckin' satisfying to play the chugs!!!

[@NytronX]

There's a video on KZbin of Nolly playing this song where you can hear the pick attack, search for omega nolly getgood. The bass is the main instrument of this song, shame they didn't put it higher in the mix.

[@avn6556]

Your eyes judge like a jury locked in a trial No respect for the odd and innocent Guilty Now shut the doors and then open fire Some fail to make the connection and lose beauty in a mound of rejection Can't we understand that no life is out of our hands? Suffocation and the fear of living is setting in, so let go before he let's go Patience is wearing thin and leaving him so let go, before he let's go of this life I wonder what goes on before he let's go He says: Send an angel to pull me from the hell below This weight is far too much to own and this body doesn't feel like home Send an angel I feel I'm dying all alone So lift me up or let me go Because this body doesn't feel like home This body doesn't feel like home Love feels far away The lack of motivation keeps his soul from bettering his own life Now he's next level with a bottle and a blade Retreating in his own way Suffocation and the fear of living is setting in So let go before he let's go Patience is wearing thin and leaving him so let go Before he let's go of this life I wonder what goes on behind those bloodshot eyes I wonder what goes on before he let's go He says: Send an angel to pull me from the hell below This weight is far too much to own and this body doesn't feel like home Send an angel I feel I'm dying all alone So lift me up or let me go, because this body doesn't feel like home Sleep now and carry on into the black of the night Sleep now and you'll be on your way There's another one moving on from the flatline Sleep now and carry on into the black of the night Sleep now and you'll be on your way There's another one moving on from the flatline Slip into the fray Slip between the night and day Sleep now and carry on into the black of the night At peace with everything, but it doesn't make it right There's another one moving on from the flatline Sleep now and carry on into the black of the night At peace with everything, but it doesn't make it right There's another one moving on from the flatline

[@ryan-yw4gi]

maybe people are listening to the instrumental for a reason

[@avn6556]

@@ryan-yw4gi sometimes to sing karaoke

[@gavinmcclinsey8168]

THANK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH

[@VHjykfUuYu]

Yesssss... no mellow, cheery vocal bullshit.

[@Rob_Ethereal]

As much as I like Spencer, there are just so many periphery songs that sound better without the vocals

[@viraajgupta6047]

like i hear the intro and think, holy shit this is SO HEAVY, but then he starts singing and im so dissapointed

[@tanayyy2875]

lmao the ending vocals are the absolutely best part of this song

[@dzamija922]

@@tanayyy2875 agree 100%

[@vishnugopakumar8807]

honestly I like the screaming so much on this song, but the second it gets to the chorus/clean vocals it just takes so much away. from "Can't we understand that no life is out of our hands?" it kinda ruins the song for me. but I can listen to the first 30 seconds of the song on loop, the heavy vocals are great

[@gundamwing7781]

The main riff sounds a lot like luck as a constant -,- hmm

[@tubadude07]

ACDC made a career off of making the same song over and over again. What's your point?

[@gundamwing7781]

@@tubadude07 well I'm not talking about acdc that's for sure

[@rowanjeffree1094]

uhhh, no it doesnt

[@DoubleH92]

@@rowanjeffree1094 Agreed. Sounds nothing like it.

[@skiddysgarage]

@@DoubleH92 It sounds more like "Breaking the Covenant", which was also written by Misha