Track Listing
Ground Zero is like a glitch in the digital world that makes it feel like the greatest fear is darker still. The fear of being lost in the darkness, of being alone and forgotten. It’s a fear that has been with us for centuries, and it’s only getting worse. The empire is here, and they are seeking to take over our world. They are the dark side of humanity, and they will do anything to survive. If a god can bleed soul, then bleach Stranger land of the lost from the heart of darkness. For there is nothing left here but terror and destruction.
These metal stars see the world differently and they’re definitely not subdued. Australian band Parkway Drive has broken the latch to worldwide stardom, and they’ve overcome adversity as well as putting metal music in the mix with those pop bands.
Metal music has always been associated with aggression and violence, but there are now bands that are trying to change that image. Parkway Drive and Killswitch Engage are two of the most popular metal bands in the world, and they’re doing a great job of promoting metal as a genre that has something to offer everyone. ..
The Parkway Drive band is a force to be reckoned with, and their music is nothing short of amazing. It can be hard to find something that this talented bunch doesn’t have in spades, and their music is definitely worth checking out. If you’re looking for something truly unique and special, then the Parkway Drive band is definitely worth a listen.
Winston McCall’s music is dark and brooding, with a strong lyrical presence. His songs are full of emotion and detail, and the musicianship on these tracks is excellent. There are 11 songs on this album, and each one is worth listening to.
The band’s latest release, Glitch, is a dark and technical album that explores sleep deprivation and fear. The lyrics explain how sleep deprivation can lead to feelings of fear and anxiety, which can cause people to glitch out. The album is a powerful reminder that there is always something to be afraid of.
The music of ‘Imperial Heretic’ is a furious and technical ride. The guitars are seamless and the technical ability is impressive, making this album one of the most impressive on the market. The lyrics are passionate and driven, and McCall sings about spilled blood and prophets on this album. ‘Land Of The Lost’ builds up into a frenzy, while ‘Imperial Heretic’ steers the music up a notch.
The Parkway Drive story is about how they are struggling and how their hearts are in it. Their statements will not fizzle away.
