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*All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us* is the seventh studio album by British metalcore band Architects, released in 2016 through Epitaph Records. The album's lyrics heavily focus on political frustrations, personal struggles, and mortality, largely written while guitarist and primary songwriter Tom Searl...
*Lost Forever // Lost Together* is the sixth studio album by British metalcore band Architects, released in 2014 through Epitaph Records. The record represents a major creative turning point for the band, refining their heavy, technical riffing with atmospheric synthesizers and soaring choruses. Lyr...
Holy Hell is the eighth studio album by the British metalcore band Architects, released on November 9, 2018, through Epitaph Records. It is the band's first album following the death of founding guitarist and principal songwriter Tom Searle in 2016, with the album's lyrics heavily focused on grief a...
Hollow Crown is the third studio album by the British metalcore band Architects, released in 2009 through Century Media Records. The record marks a significant progression in the band's sound, showcasing highly technical guitar work, fast-paced drumming, and a rawer, more aggressive vocal performanc...
"Daybreaker" is the fifth studio album by British metalcore band Architects, released in 2012. The album represents a return to the band's heavier, more aggressive musical roots after the mainstream rock approach of their previous record, "The Here and Now." Lyrically, the album focuses on social, p...
For Those That Wish to Exist is the ninth studio album by the British metalcore band Architects, released in 2021. The record expands the group's established heavy sound with electronic textures, orchestral arrangements, atmospheric passages, and arena-rock choruses while addressing humanity's relat...
The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit (2022) is a studio album by Brighton, UK metalcore band Architects, notable as a major release following founding guitarist Tom Searle's 2016 death.
Fourth Architects album (2011); a deliberate and controversial shift toward a cleaner, more melodic sound that divided the band's established fanbase.
