NORTHLANE + PARKWAY DRIVE = ??? 

But not if it's as bad as suicide silence was lol

@@NudocPRIMEI forget that track had to be redone lmfao

@@NudocPRIME HAHAHA i forgot about that song completely, god it’s so awful

Northlane even have a recent song named Dante, would love to hear them on the beat for a DMC game

Hell yeah!

Wish that line up did an Australian tour wtf

@@bales1569 I’m surprised it didn’t.

Hell of a line up to see.

Wishing I could see that same lineup again! It was a sick show

@@jbdfry6876 same!

How the fuck did I not put that together ahahahaha

It's supposed to be an ep no?

I’ll see you there 🤘

Huh. ? oh you mean the Northlane Influence, understood... I catch nothing of Mesh in here.

Did you listen to the "Wiston"-Part Guitar ? I mean I get it a bit tbh:)

i only hear NorthLane vibes

considering they're working with will putney again, it's probably safe to assume we're gonna get more heavy songs that usual though (aside from dante)

Tbf he’s still good at what he does

Ikr. What the fuck are they talking about?

I understand that music is subjective but this is just simply wrong. Obsidian was an excellent album, one of my favorites of 2022. But in NO way was it their heaviest work. It was not heavier in subject matter or instrumentation than previous works like Alien or Singularity. If you could elaborate I would love to hear it out. But for what I can see I can’t fathom Obsidian being their heaviest work.

@@-Jake- I think Obsidian is a sequel to Alien and equally as heavy with a mix of more mellow songs. Obsidian for me is their heaviest song

This

Ive seen em live with parkway drive and it felt like pop

Check out ERRA in case you don’t know them. They’re two of my favorite bands in this genre.

Make sure you dont miss Node album, its an underrated absolute gem

Northlane is up there as the best bands in the scene

@@miskatarkka9407absolutely

go back and listen to singularity.

Mased

M etal

Monourable mention Mountdown to Mxtinction

Making the Mallen?

Mlack Malbum?

We take what we can get I guess

RIP Parkway Drive (Killing with a Smile - IRE) 😢

​@DM72513 there's some good stuff on reverence. Glitch though....

His feature on Impermanence by Architects was also great.

100% they're like my favourite band live

Thornhill released a new single too but they’ve dropped the dark pool sound for a while now. Polaris and Amity albums last year were bangers too

And sleep token toured with northlane back in 2022!

He occasionally cracks jokes about those kinds of subgenres, but sorry to say you probably won’t ever see him reacting to any songs from that space

@@shoulderbest2118 Ok gotcha. Thanks for the reply. That's what I kind of figured since he is more into that -core style.

I'm really hoping for a return to the heavy and mature writing from Deep Blue, Atlas and Ire. The early couple of albums are incredible, but they are super dated and it's obvious they don't want to make or maybe even listen to music like that anymore. Deep Blue and Atlas, imo, are where they peaked in their passion, and Ire and Reverence are where they peaked commercially - successful albums made to appeal to a broader hard rock/metal audience with little nods here and there to the metalcore fans and the original fans. Glitch or whatever the new album is called feels so clinical and poorly written, feels like there's no passion at all, I can't even listen to it. I honestly think they've lost it, which is disappointing but inevitable. Hopefully we'll see them come back strong with a new album soon that's a return to form or yet another direction change, but hopefully not another Glitch - FYI I love Reverance, it's one of my favourite albums period, but I feel like it's a one and done sound for Parkway.

@@mattmcilwhan reverence was a great direction for them to start getting notice. Like borderline mainstream almost. Deep Blue is my #1. It's a masterpiece to me. And with tensions being high between each other, I truly believe they were just trying to finish that album as fast as they could. Hoping therapy helped them from a writing perspective.