In a statement, McCall described the follow-up to 2018’s Reverence as the record the members of Parkway Drive have been trying to make their entire careers. Meanwhile, Parkway’s seventh full-length LP Darker Still is scheduled to arrive on Friday, 9th September via Parkway Records. You can head on over to the official event page for more info.

The first 50 metalheads through the door will also score a Parkway Drive signed print. Taking place in Melbourne on Saturday, 10th September (that’s the day after their official album release for those playing at home) the pop-up will be located at Collingwood’s OSHI Gallery and packed with exclusive merch, vinyl, a signed Parkway guitar, plus never-before-seen Parkway Drive art and memorabilia. To celebrate the release, the band have also announced what they’re dubbing the “first ever Parkway Drive interactive pop-up store”. This song begins with the simplest of human sounds and represents these elements as the musical journey grows to reach its souring crescendo before facing the inevitable conclusion of its journey,” McCall explains in a press release.

The great defining elements that make up our existence.

It grows dark and darker still