UK metalcore band Architects return to unleash a crushing new sinlge and video, ‘when we were young‘. It’s their first new music since thier acclaimed 2021 record For Those That Wish To Exist. Stream & download: https://architects.ffm.to/young The song was premiered on Clara Amfo’s BBC Radio 1 Future Sounds show last night, as the ‘Hottest
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Once again enthralling listeners with their signature sonic brutality, acclaimed British metalcore outfit Architects kick off 2024 with an explosive new single, ‘Curse.’ Produced by Jordan Fish, the track is available everywhere via
ARCHITECTS’ live album “For Those That Wish To Exist at Abbey Road”
“Animals” (Live at Alexandra Palace)”
ARCHITECTS’ ROYAL ALBERT HALL LIVE PERFORMANCE AVAILABLE ON VIDEO-ON-DEMAND Vinyl available via Blood Records on December 10th ARCHITECTS’ monumental live event from the stunning surrounding of The Royal Albert Hall in London is
For Those That Wish To Exist, the ninth studio record from England-based post-metalcore quintet Architects, is out now via Epitaph Records. The self-produced record finds Architects tackling the biggest questions facing the
UK’s post-metalcore quintet Architects share their new single ‘Meteor’, after an initial world premiere on BBC Radio 1‘s ‘Future Sounds With Annie Mac’.‘Meteor’ is the fourth single from the band’s forthcoming ninth studio album For Those
Today, Architects are thrilled to share ‘Dead Butterflies‘ – the third single off their forthcoming ninth studio album For Those That Wish To Exist. Accompanying Dead Butterflies is a breathtaking music video, filmed at the
England-based post-metalcore quintet, Architects share the second single off their forthcoming ninth studio record For Those That Wish To Exist, out February 26. ‘Black Lungs‘ follows the colossal single ‘Animals,’ which to
England-based post-metalcore quintet, Architects will release their ninth studio record For Those That Wish To Exist on February 26 via Epitaph/Rhythmethod. The self-produced record arrives as the follow-up to the band’s critically acclaimed 2018 release Holy Hell, which