Parkway Drive
Deep Blue

People like to use the musical atrocities committed by Celine Dion in order to justify doing or saying mean things about Canada/Canadians. If Parkway ...

In music, sometimes two wrongs can actually make a right, and there’s perhaps no better example of this than Parkway Drive. The Australian quintet has...

When Deep Blue's ominous opener (Samsara) gives way to Unrest's frenetic pounding, you're hopeful. Sleepwalker continues the pace, but its intense sta...

You know what lives in the deep blue ocean Sharks do. And on their third album, Deep Blue, it sounds like Parkway Drive has been living every week ...

When I reviewed Parkway Drive's last album, I stated that the album was purely for metal heads, and no one else. In fact, I found the record -- desp...

The immediate thought of Australia may rally up images of the Aboriginal Outback, or spark up your inner Aussie accent, but in recent years the region...

Parkway Drive are probably (if not) the heaviest band on Epitaph and this fact is backed up on the band's third album, 'Deep Blie'. After the slow bur...

So how do you follow a record like ‘Horizons’, a collection of songs that has attracted fans with truly deranged zeal and taken your band from among t...

Over the past decade or so, Australia has really grown into itself as a metal heavy coun­try. Whether it be the numer­ous bands who inhabit the unde...

Australia has really grown into itself as a metal heavy country. Whether it be the numerous bands who inhabit the underground (Woods of Desolation, Po...