I love the way they build the song up and put emotion into it it's like you can feel that dark heavy energy just radiating off of him he is a amazing performer when displaying that and I feel like you can really relate to his struggle like we all have gone to that dark place.
PWD has helped me get through some of my darkest days. Been about 10 years now I've been listening to them. You guys are amazing. I can't wait for the new album!
I can't wait for my copy of the album to arrive, I will play it on my discman while on the go. Winston can make everything sounding so interesting so yeah I can't wait 🙂
I only know PWD from their singles, but I have been keeping an eye on them for quite sometime, Glitch is ok for me, nothing special but the second single I really dig it, hopefully more songs are like this one or harder. I ordered the album and as well I am waiting for Atlas. Old days sound more genuine but we will see.
@@siim605 but why does a band need to keep the same sound forever? I mean people change and stuf. You probably don’t listen to the same music as 10 years ago
@@allmetal7320 I actually do, sometimes. If it's good, it's good. I just think I'd rather see Parkway repeating a formula that works, rather than producing something that's unlistenable to me, but that's my point of view. Same goes for Architects - the last album is such a disappointment...
Sounds to me, the music they did at the beginning of their career would be too easy. Sounds like they like the way they can challenge themselves with music.
@@Jesus4Guitar according to what he is saying, they weren’t. Basically as Novices they did what their limitations were. They clearly consider what they are doing now, more technical
Well. Just spent 14 minutes to hear Winston gave up on heavy vocals that founded parkway drive, so sad cause that music has helped so many people through hard times in life. Oh well. It will always hold a special place in my heart. Hopefully wage war keeps up with the heavy side of metalcore and not the pop punk shit everyone is doing
How do you know the new record won’t help anyone through their own dark times? Two minutes in, he’s explaining the overall meaning of the album and I have to say it’s eerily reflective of what I’ve been through the last few years….
It feels like Parkway has been stuck in exactly the same sound for 3 records straight, and the more interviews they do, the less genuine it comes across. The overly simple style they’ve adopted now (ridiculously simple drums, basic repeating riffs, reused simple breakdowns, reused melodies, etc) is not for me or any of my friends who liked them at one point. Their lyrics also feel like someone was tasked with writing ‘angry very serious sounds’ but not feeling them at all. It’s weird. Compare Deep Blue & Atlas to everything they’ve done since, lyrically & musically, and it doesn’t even compare. I genuinely hope they are happy with what they produce, and I’m sure it’s great for their target audience, European festivals goers who don’t really know them, but everything after Atlas has felt simplified to the point of it almost being funny, while lyrics suffer & the band just constantly seems busy trying to convince everyone about something they are not genuine about.
haven't liked the new singles at all wish they would go back and make some hard fast music instead of the slow riff stuff but watevs, they can o what they want
