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Strings, choir and metal fill Parkway Drive's HOME countdown

Four uploads connect the Sydney Opera House performance with preparations for HOME, whose live album arrives on December 4.

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The wait is almost over…

Trading pyrotechnics for an orchestra gives Parkway Drive plenty to unpack before HOME arrives. Their four uploads this week move between the scale of the Sydney Opera House production, a milestone for "Prey" and a concert crowd getting its own chance to contribute.

"How did this happen? Trading pyro for an orchestra. 🎻 🔥" sets out the transformation, while "44 Piece orchestra. 20 Piece choir. Sydney opera house organ…let's get to work." spells out just how much musical machinery sits behind it. For a band accustomed to making heavy music feel enormous, this is a different set of tools.

The week's most-watched upload, "The wait is almost over…", has reached roughly 171,000 views. Winston McCall, dressed in a dark suit, invites the audience to sing before rhythmic clapping gives way to a heavy breakdown. The conductor cues the orchestra while McCall paces the flower-decorated stage.

The comments connect that setting with much smaller rooms: viewers recall community-centre shows, Byron high school and Melbourne's Corner Hotel. Another commenter says the voice caught them by surprise and sent them looking into the band.

"Parkway Drive - "Prey" (Live at the Sydney Opera House)" remains the next strongest source of daily views, having passed a million. The channel marked that achievement with a separate upload this week.

Subscribers grew modestly, while weekly views came in below the channel's usual daily pace spread across a week. Among nearby rock channels, Sleep Theory had a particularly busy week; Parkway Drive gained more weekly views than Death Cab for Cutie and Jamie Robinson. Here, the week's distinctive thread was the work of fitting metal, choir and orchestra onto the same stage.

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What viewers say

This is rad. I remember seeing these guys play a community center with maybe 100 people attending.
Damn Im old.
@possumlodge5368See it on YouTube
I was not expecting that voice from that dude, amazing. Never heard of these guys but im about to find out
@mattthescreamer177See it on YouTube
Let's go, "killing with a smile". They were the days, back at the corner hotel in Richmond.
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crazy I used to see them for like $30 at Byron high school on a random Wednesday after I’d skip the last maths lesson of the day to drive
To a show
@user-qi4kz8rb3nSee it on YouTube
This was the song that got me hooked to Parkway Drive 🤘🏽🤘🏽
@luiswiley86See it on YouTube
Seriously this is my favorite parkway drive song and this just give me the chills
@MichaelBaysingerSee it on YouTube
you lads have come ALONG way man !!!!!thanks for the ride fellas
@trackjunky3338See it on YouTube
Biggest wish: I would have loved to sing with you in the Opera ❤❤❤
@metal-MuttiSee it on YouTube