Discog. Discourse Parkway Drive (with Mikey Arthur from The Gloom In The Corner)
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Feb 12, 2024 
Join Mikey Arthur, the captivating vocalist of The Gloom In The Corner, as he dives into Parkway Drive's impactful journey through metalcore. They explore each of Parkway's eight albums, discussing Mikey's rankings and critiques, from the underwhelming Reverence to the explosive classic Horizons. Enjoy insights on how The Gloom In The Corner intertwines storytelling with music, the significance of live performances, and the vibrant diversity of Australian cuisine, all while unpacking the essence of what makes these metal giants resonate.
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Debut EP Shows Potential, Needs Refinement
- The hosts place the Don't Close Your Eyes EP low because it's essentially a rough debut with muddy production.
- They note songs were later re-recorded and improved on Killing With A Smile.
Atlas As The Transition Record
- Atlas is repeatedly described as a transition album blending old heavy Parkway and newer melodic arena aims.
- Reviewers praise melodic songs like Wild Eyes and Blue and Grey while finding heaviness less memorable.
Deep Blue's Production Polarizes Fans
- Deep Blue divided fans due to its heavy mix and departure from Adam D's production.
- Strong tracks like Karma and Leviathan Eye stand out, but the kick-heavy mix buries guitars.