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Reverence arrives as the follow-up to 2015’s Ire—Parkway Drive’s most successful album to date and a major force in boosting their ever-growing worldwide following. Like each album released since the band formed in 2002, Ire has been certified gold in their homeland of Australia; it also helped fuel their recent dominance at European festivals and won critical praise from outlets like Kerrang (who hailed Ire as a “fascinating album”). But while Ire brought Parkway Drive’s uncompromising artistry to bold new levels, Reverence pushes their creative ambition even further.
| 1 | Wishing Wells | |
| 2 | Prey | |
| 3 | Absolute Power | |
| 4 | Cemetery Bloom | |
| 5 | The Void | |
| 6 | I Hope You Rot | |
| 7 | Shadow Boxing | |
| 8 | In Blood | |
| 9 | Chronos | |
| 10 | The Colour Of Leaving |
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