Parkway Drive - Horizons - VINYL LP
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Australia's most brutal export, Parkway Drive, unleash a catastrophic cyclone of furious metal on their sophomore album, Horizons. Produced by Killswitch Engage's Adam Dutkiewicz (As I Lay Dying, Norma Jean, Unearth), the record teems with complex arpeggios, thrashing angular riffs and blood curdling growls. Parkway Drive bludgeon the senses on songs such as the harsh discordant anthems InchBoneyardsInch and InchCarrionInch with ferocious apocalyptic breakdowns that will send fans moshing their way into the pit. Album Tracks 1. Begin 2. The Sirens' Song 3. Feed Them to the Pigs 4. Carrion 5. Five Months 6. Boneyards 1. Idols and Anchors 2. Moments in Oblivion 3. Breaking Point 4. Dead Man's Chest 5. Frostbite 6. Horizons
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VINYL- GenreHeavy MetalDescriptionAustralia's most brutal export, Parkway Drive, unleash a catastrophic cyclone of furious metal on their sophomore album, Horizons. Produced by Killswitch Engage's Adam Dutkiewicz (As I Lay Dying, Norma Jean, Unearth), the record teems with complex arpeggios, thrashing angular riffs and blood curdling growls. Parkway Drive bludgeon the senses on songs such as the harsh discordant anthems InchBoneyardsInch and InchCarrionInch with ferocious apocalyptic breakdowns that will send fans moshing their way into the pit. Album Tracks 1. Begin 2. The Sirens' Song 3. Feed Them to the Pigs 4. Carrion 5. Five Months 6. Boneyards 1. Idols and Anchors 2. Moments in Oblivion 3. Breaking Point 4. Dead Man's Chest 5. Frostbite 6. HorizonsArtistParkway DriveTitleHorizonsFormatVINYLLabelEpitaph
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