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The Classic Symptoms Of A Broken Spirit

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their arena-ready 10th album is a hyper-energised blend of industrial electronics & playful creative freedom.
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All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us

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the 7th studio album from brighton's newly expandedmetalcore 5-piece, wrestles with contemplations of death, god & faith in search of some semblance of ...
ARCHITECTS

DAYBREAKER

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ARCHITECTS

HOLLOW CROWN

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FOR THOSE THAT WISH TO EXIST
  1. Do You Dream Of Armageddon?
  2. Black Lungs
  3. Giving Blood
  4. Discourse Is Dead
  5. Dead Butterflies
  6. An Ordinary Extinction
  7. Impermanence
  8. Flight Without Feathers
  9. Little Wonder
  10. Animals
  11. Libertine
  12. Goliath
  13. Demi God
  14. Meteor
  15. Dying Is Absolutely Safe

architects

FOR THOSE THAT WISH TO EXIST

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    Released: 26th Feb 2021

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a maximal record that assaults you with an invigorating blend of howling noise & irresistible melodies. On ‘For Those That Wish To Exist’, Architects examine the part we are all playing in the world's slow destruction, and tackle the biggest questions facing the future of our planet. Such concerns that have long been prevalent in the music of a band who have continually championed and shared their platform with causes such as Sea Shepherd, are outspoken critics of barbaric exercises such as fox hunting, and who focus on sustainability in everything from their touring to merch production.

The record's 15-tracks hang in a limbo between energizing positivity that it is not too late to correct our collective course, and a paralyzing negativity of defeatism; where hope and despondency are bed-fellows triggered daily by the simple act of existence. A reflection of human condition, For Those That Wish To Exist calls for all of us to rise to challenge established models and strive for a collective betterment.

"This album was me looking at our inability to change to a way of life that would sustain the human race and save the planet," summarizes principal songwriter Dan Searle. "I wanted to look in the mirror and ask ourselves the question of what are going to do, as opposed to trying to point the finger at politicians. Change has to start on a personal level. The world has developed a culture of wanting someone else to deal with it, when we need to take our own responsibility. It has to start there."