PARKWAY DRIVEDarker Still2022-09-09AmazonPARKWAY DRIVE DISCOGRAPHY
Biography and discography of Parkway Drive, the metalcore band formed in Byron Bay, Australia, in 2003, with pages for its nine records from the Don't Close Your Eyes EP to the live album HOME - Live at the Sydney Opera House: running orders, CD details, liner notes, official videos and the band's concerts in Japan.
Albums
PARKWAY DRIVEDarker Still2022-09-09Amazon
PARKWAY DRIVEReverence2018-05-04Amazon
PARKWAY DRIVEIre2015-09-25Amazon
PARKWAY DRIVEAtlas2012Amazon
PARKWAY DRIVEDeep Blue2010-06-25Amazon
PARKWAY DRIVEHorizons2007-10-06JP editionAmazon
PARKWAY DRIVEKilling with a Smile2005Amazon
PARKWAY DRIVEDon't Close Your Eyes2004AmazonLive CD
Discography (records on this site)
| Year | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 2004 | Don't Close Your Eyes | EP |
| 2005 | Killing with a Smile | Studio album |
| 2007 | Horizons | Studio album |
| 2010 | Deep Blue | Studio album |
| 2012 | Atlas | Studio album |
| 2015 | Ire | Studio album |
| 2018 | Reverence | Studio album |
| 2022 | Darker Still | Studio album |
| 2026 | HOME - Live at the Sydney Opera House | Live album |
The band has also released a split CD with I Killed the Prom Queen (2003); the videos The DVD (2009) and Home Is for the Heartless (2012); and Viva the Underdogs (2020), the soundtrack of its documentary film, with live recordings from Wacken Open Air and three new recordings in German. In 2023 Epitaph Records released an expanded fourteen-track edition of Don't Close Your Eyes on CD and vinyl. Its singles include "Dark Days" (2012), "Wishing Wells", "The Void" and "Prey" (all 2018), "Die Leere" and "Wild Eyes (live at Wacken)" (both 2020), "Glitch" (2022), "Sacred" (2025) and "Prey (live at the Sydney Opera House)" (2026) (MusicBrainz / Theprp.com).
Current Members
Current line-up as published on the band page of the band's official site, verified on 2026-11-05.
Related: Metalcore artists & albums