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- Horizons
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Parkway Drive
Released 2007

The Siren's Song
03:05
86,998 plays

Idols And Anchors
03:48
84,521 plays

Five Months
04:02
72,697 plays

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- 1
- Begin
- 00:48
- 45,981 plays

- 2
- The Siren's Song
- 03:05
- 86,998 plays

- 3
- Feed Them To The Pigs
- 02:35
- 58,389 plays

- 4
- Carrion
- 03:08
- 125,294 plays

- 5
- Five Months
- 04:02
- 72,697 plays

- 6
- Boneyards
- 03:16
- 114,588 plays

- 7
- Idols And Anchors
- 03:48
- 84,521 plays

- 8
- Moments In Oblivion
- 01:43
- 50,432 plays

- 9
- Breaking Point
- 03:38
- 64,599 plays

- 10
- Dead Man's Chest
- 03:22
- 62,998 plays

- 11
- Frostbite
- 03:35
- 54,436 plays

- 12
- Horizons
- 05:39
- 59,448 plays

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album review

Strictly all-meat-no-filler metalcore, the second album by Australian outfit Parkway Drive is the sort of solidly efficient album that keeps terms like "solidly efficient" from sounding like faint praise. The five-piece led by singer Winston McCall, along with producer Adam Dutkiewicz (who between his ongoing tenure in Killswitch Engage and his side career as one of metalcore's most in-demand producers is turning into the style's equivalent of high-profile indie producer Chris Walla), keep the songs stripped down to bare essentials, right down to the largely under three-minute song lengths. Similarly, McCall's vocals avoid the more comical extremes of the traditional metalcore bark while maintaining a suitably aggressive presence, while the band's lockstep rhythm section (bassist Jia O'Connor and drummer Ben Gordon) and unison-riff specialist guitarists Jeff Ling and Luke Kilpatrick fire off each track with enough energy to compensate for the general sameness of approach. As a result, Horizons is strictly by the book metalcore, but delivered with enough talent and passion to put across a set of songs that might easily come off as samey and dull in less capable hands. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide