Jamie didn’t hold back expressing how much I Go means to him. Titled I Go, the song describes moving forward when you aren’t really sure where you are going, and the darkness of knowing you’re on the wrong path without a clear vision of how to get back on track. This latest release is one Jamie wrote with fellow bluegrass artist Darren Nicholson, who has likewise fought against those same obstacles in his personal and professional life.
The band has welcomed founding member Jamie Johnson back following a period of several years while Johnson did battle with a difficult foe – addiction and depression. They've also shared another single called "The Greatest Fear," which features heroic guitar leads and a stomping rhythm that has kind of an Amon Amarth vibe to it.Mountain Home Music has a new single for The Grascals, in which we get our first recorded taste of the recently revitalized group. The Aussie metalcore titans have announced a new album titled Darker Still, the follow-up to 2018's Reverence, that's due for release later this fall. If there was even a shred of doubt left in anyone's mind that Parkway's career was on the fritz, then today's news should put that to bed. Last month, Parkway Drive returned with their first song in four years, titled "Glitch." The track served as a triumphant message of reassurance that the band were here to stay in the wake of rumors that they were considering calling it quits, following a somewhat cryptic statement posted to social media back in April citing "the toll" the band's career was taking "on ourselves and our friendships."
Revolver has teamed with Parkway Drive for an exclusive vinyl variant of Darker Still on "opaque yellow and black" colored wax, limited to 500 copies worldwide.
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