For me Architects are actually the most important band ever. Daybreaker, LF//LT and AOGHAU are 10/10 for me. These albums were so highly influential for the developing of my musical taste, my personality and my political opinions. They also helped me get through many tough times in my life. Therefore, I will always love this band regardless of what they release. But the last two albums didn't resonate with me on the same level. I like some songs, I find some songs okay and I dislike some songs. I am not the target audience for these albums, but that is totally okay. I can respect the band for experimenting and doing something different than before - even if it doesn't satisfy my taste. I will just listen to their old stuff and keep a keen eye on the new releases. In general, I just wish them all the best and all the success they now get. They deserve it.
Yeah I definitely would rank Holy Hell much higher. It was the last Architects album worth listening to honestly. Pretty much agree with everything else.
I'd give this discography a try: S. LF//LT, AOGHAU (both of these are perfect. LF//LT is my pick between the two because, again, more consistent) A. Daybreaker, Holy Hell B. Nightmares, FTTWTE (love Imagine Dragons-Core and almost not sorry about it) C. Ruin Haven't heard The Here and Now and the new one (THAN I will listen to eventually. The new one... I don't think I wanna listen to it. A New Moral Low Ground is a good single. And that's about it. Tear Gas is so bad)
my friend introduced me to Architects 1 day before he took me to see them live back in 2010 with Hallow Crown and it blew me away still love the album and they were great live
I loved all their albums from Nightmares to Holy Hell. The here and now was not well received but to me their simplified their sound and they did it great focusing more on post hc and emo. That was the path they should have follow if they wanted to go on a less heavy direction
Been a massive fan since hollow crown. It's definitely my favourite up there along with LF//LT and AOGHAU as their best. Daybreaker and the here and now just don't reach the top for me but are fantastic. Ruin and Nightmares and a special type of mood albums. I unashamedly admit that if I'm in the mood for something a bit more chilled I thoroughly enjoy Classic symptoms and Holy Hell. FTTWTE is probably my least favourite but I can still put it on and enjoy what I'm listening to.
So after hearing the entire discography a few times (except the newest one. Heard it once and I knew what it has to offer - nothing), limiting each tier to two albums at most: S: LF//LT, AOGHAU A: Daybreaker, Hollow Crown B: The Here and Now, Holy Hell C: Nightmares, FTTWTE D: Ruin F: The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit (burn it)
I actually respect For those... because it was so radically different, but the new one is the first since the debut which did not resonate with me at all. S Tier Lost forever, Daybreaker, A Tier all our gods hollow crown, the here and now B Tier Holy Hell, for those C Tier Ruin D Tier Nightmares E Tier classic symptoms
Revolutionize it how? By doing the same thing everyone has already been doing for a decade? People are free to love this album, but as someone who has been listening to the genre since like 2002, I fail to see how it does anything remotely new.
@@MetalTrenches You've got it backwards, this is the fucking album that bands copy. There's a reason why we call half the djentcore bands out there out for just reusing the "doomsday riff."
I always hear about 'the trilogy' (LF/LT, AOGHAU and HH), but in my experience it's acually Daybreak, LF/LT and AOGHAU. Holy Hell is good, but it's not on par with the rest imo (excluding the last 2 albums, those arent even worth mentioning :P)
Im with you for most of your picks, but Ruin being that low is mind boggling for me. I might be biased because I saw them and met them a few times on their Ruin tours in the UK in 2007 and its my favourite album by them...... Okay I am biased, lmao. I really struggle to get into anything post-Tom to be honest, which is a shame, but, its just so bad, objectively.
I don't necessarily have a problem with Holy Hell at D tier (although I think it's a bit better than that relative to their other albums) but putting The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit above it is a spicy take. For me, Classic Symptoms was up there with Parkway Drive's Darker Still for most disappointing album of 2022.
Holy Hell is my favorite album from them - but as I looked back at your previous videos where you mentioned Ice Nine Kills is an A tier cringe band to you, and Lorna Shore - Pain Remains is overrated, I realized that we are living in a different dimension which somehow interfere :D
Hollow Crown always was the only album i was a huge fan of. And Hollow Crown Sam is easily my favorite. He sounded more like suicide season oli Sykes than anything. It’s funny he took lessons in preparation for the next record because to me he sounded so strained like he was losing his voice on the here and now. The new one feels like they ran out of ideas and are trying going back to the here and now sound in a big way. Except even more watered down. The first track sounds like three days Grace lmao
I really enjoy A new moral low ground. I never loved Architects but they are pretty good for what they do. Got into them with Hollow Crown. The new album is ok. I'll probably listen to it a few times and forget about it.
I understand your take on Holy Hell. It took a while to grow on me, but once it did I consider it to be one of my favorites. You can definitely feel the winds of change tho, as Tom is no longer among them. But I would argue they were going this direction anyway with or without Tom.
1. All our gods have abandoned us 2. Lost forever//lost together 3. Holy Hell 4. Daybreaker 5. Hollow crown 6. For those that wish to exist 7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit 8. The here and now 9.nightmares 10. Ruin
For once I agree with you on this one. I listened to the album last night, what a letdown. None of the songs grabbed me and souned very generic. The big disappointment of 2022
1 Holy Hell 2 Hollow Crown 3 Daybreaker 4 All Our Gods have Abandoned us 5 For those that Wish to Exist 6 The Here and Now 7 LT//LF 8 Nightmares 9 TCSOABS 10 Ruin
1 All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us 2 Lost Forever // Lost Together 3 Holy Hell 4 Ruin 5 Daybreaker 6 For Those That Wish To Exist 7 Hollow Crown 8 The Here And Now 9 Nightmares 10 The Classic Symptoms Of A Broken Spirit
Architects are always a band I've seen potential in just can't get over Sam's vocals. It's not so much the cleans, infact he is one of the cases I would say his cleans are actually better, it's more his harsh vocals, they kinda have that vibe of just shouting over the tracks and not letting the songs have a chance to breathe especially in there older material. I meen I guess alot of people would disagree with that fact as how popular they are, and I by no meens am nieve enough to believe my own opinion is the be all and end all. But man for me there kind of headache inducing lol
This band took a bit for me to enjoy. I instantly enjoyed the here and the now and hollow crown but Lost To Together took a lil bit to grow. Now I think its fantastic. I haven’t really listened to the others yet
FTTWTE will always be my top Architects right up there with Holy Hell together at the top since I'm a sucker for emotional tracks and that album was filled with it (Dead Butterflies is an AMAZING song) and the new album is fun too, just not S tier like the aforementioned albums. Still a solid B+ tier for me.
I actually really liked Ruin back in the day, I don't think it deserves C-tier Their debut would have been so much better with better production. They actually re-recorded 'To The Death' a few years later with Sam on vocals and beefier production, and it's like 10 times better
I haven’t heard anything else by this band. Just listened to the latest album. In December I will do a list of my favorite albums of the year and a list of the worst albums of the year and this current album will be somewhere in that worst list. I’m sorry.
I'm seeing this super late but looking back at it i'm actually super surprised. The only one i don't super agree with is that i'd put ruin a bit higher for me (maybe its nostalgia). But the rest i basically just completely agree with you. And usually when i talk to others about architects i feel like i'm a criminal for disliking holy hell
To me, Hollow Crown will always be their best. Everything up until and including Holy Hell just seemed like the same album copy and pasted over and over
As a fan of Architects...well first I do not agree with Holy Hell placement but whatever, I really didn't liked new album. It was very boring, drab, stock and tedious radiocore, even worse than last year's album. It had at least couple highlights, new one outside of A New Moral Low Ground maybe- nothing. 2-3/10, wish they called it quits after Holy Hell
Shame their songwriting really plummeted after Tom died. He seemed to write the most mature and complex lyrics. Now Sam's writing the lyrics and they're pretty generic unfortunately
Dan is the one writing the lyrics, Sam wrote Hollow Crown and the lyrics weren't even half bad compared to the current ones. That being said, Dan also wrote Holy Hell, which is lyrically by far the best record in my opinion, and also deals with the heaviest topics, so I don't know what happened to his lyrical capabilities since.
Appreciate your opinion, but personally I would rather take 3 songs from Holy Hell as an EP than the full album of Classic Symptoms. The album has no depth, and the structure is horribly cookie cutter, they don't belong on the same tier.
This album has many lows but a few highs.(to be fair more lows) But I see this album as a little step into the right direction if they built upon these few highs. For example Sams range in the whole thing is a high but also the distinct contrast of burn down my house and be very afraid. If they evolve in these two directions and away from the samey chorus type of music I am very stocked. In general I am happy that they are trying to do their own stuff seperate from Tom but understand your criticism and would agree on alot of points. (Also I get alot of bad omens vibes from the experimental tech does someone else kinda get these vibes?)
Ok I listened to The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit and it's easily the worst Architects record ever, just a bunch of songs with no heart, super bland and boring guitar riffs, really bad and repetitive vocal parts and honestly not even catchy, super generic chords progressions but the thing I hate the most is Sam's attitude, he tries so hard to sound edgy and poppy but the result is unlistenable to me. The only thing I liked were the singles that I thought were pretty good and Be Very Afraid which I appreciated more then some material on For Those That Wish to Exist, but GOD the rest of the songs on the album SUCK D*CKS. I'm so disappointed. 3.8/10 album for me
Damn! Ruin is my all time favourite Architects album. I'm more of an oldschool fan of the band. Still, of the newer ones, I really liked Holy Hell. Also, I find All Our Gods to be their most boring album by far. It's like a slower version of Lost Forever.
The problem with Metalcore is there are way more crappy bands than good ones. Also, the genre has taken a nosedive in the last decade or so. Don't really listen to it anymore, not worth the effort...
You were going good until you took a turn down the shitter with AOGHAU and HH, you dont disrespect the Holy Trilogy like that, saying anything else is just not being that much into the band and not getting what the songs represent. This is not your average "riffs, bleghs and breakdowns" band that you can just go through bullshit spec recitals and call it a review. The fact that you even felt more emotionally connected to THAN and FTTWTE over HH is absolutely shameful and can hold no basis in any informed argument.
@@Nope-gu3ph HH has some of Tom's writing. It was also dedicated to him and serves as the mourning and acceptance of his loss and sounds thematically connected both musically and lyrically. Daybreaker came out before his cancer diagnosis and while you can hear the musical cues that led to the later albums, it doesnt warrant it a place in the trilogy instead of HH.
You just cant rank an album that came out 3 hours ago and have any credibility doing so. You did not gave it time to sink in and understand the intention behind the album.
Not saying this album is better or worse, but seeing you rank holy hell as their worst album you wouldn't have any credibility at all, even if you tried
Okay there Wyatt, you're not fooling anyone with these alt accounts. I'm waiting for my Lion's Daughter records to come in the mail so why don't you get back in your fedex truck and bring them to me?
@@MetalTrenches maybe I was a lil harsh, sure. But listen, Its plain and simple, and im not using my "opinion" here. Holy Hell is a fuking great album in the catalog of Architects, theres no way of putting it as worst album, its just dont make any sense. I could give many objective reasons/facts why Holy Hell is one of, if not their best record. Lol, 7 months later im replying to this
1. All our gods have abandoned us 2. Lost forever//lost together 3. Holy Hell 4. Daybreaker 5. Hollow crown 6. For those that wish to exist 7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit 8. The here and now 9.nightmares 10. Ruin
1. All our gods have abandoned us 2. Lost forever//lost together 3. Holy Hell 4. Daybreaker 5. Hollow crown 6. For those that wish to exist 7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit 8. The here and now 9.nightmares 10. Ruin
1. All our gods have abandoned us 2. Lost forever//lost together 3. Holy Hell 4. Daybreaker 5. Hollow crown 6. For those that wish to exist 7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit 8. The here and now 9.nightmares 10. Ruin
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For me Architects are actually the most important band ever. Daybreaker, LF//LT and AOGHAU are 10/10 for me. These albums were so highly influential for the developing of my musical taste, my personality and my political opinions. They also helped me get through many tough times in my life.
Therefore, I will always love this band regardless of what they release.
But the last two albums didn't resonate with me on the same level. I like some songs, I find some songs okay and I dislike some songs.
I am not the target audience for these albums, but that is totally okay. I can respect the band for experimenting and doing something different than before - even if it doesn't satisfy my taste. I will just listen to their old stuff and keep a keen eye on the new releases.
In general, I just wish them all the best and all the success they now get. They deserve it.
I agree with almost every rank but Holy Hell at D is not a hot take, its a fucking explosive one
😂
I know it's already been said, but Holy Hell being where you put it is a crime.
I stand by it
It is by no means a perfect album. It definitely has great tracks, like the one all of modern djent core decided to rip off.
Holy hell placement is criminal
“Straight to jail” should have been the meme
Agreed!
Holy hell is literally their best album imo
Naw
wow not even close. but yeh. opinions.
For those that wish to exist was awesome
Nightmares and Ruin still influence me to this day, love the rest but that was when I listened to them the most
Holy Hell is their magnum opus.
Naw, but respect
Yeah I definitely would rank Holy Hell much higher. It was the last Architects album worth listening to honestly. Pretty much agree with everything else.
I'd give this discography a try:
S. LF//LT, AOGHAU (both of these are perfect. LF//LT is my pick between the two because, again, more consistent)
A. Daybreaker, Holy Hell
B. Nightmares, FTTWTE (love Imagine Dragons-Core and almost not sorry about it)
C. Ruin
Haven't heard The Here and Now and the new one (THAN I will listen to eventually. The new one... I don't think I wanna listen to it. A New Moral Low Ground is a good single. And that's about it. Tear Gas is so bad)
my friend introduced me to Architects 1 day before he took me to see them live back in 2010 with Hallow Crown and it blew me away still love the album and they were great live
I loved all their albums from Nightmares to Holy Hell. The here and now was not well received but to me their simplified their sound and they did it great focusing more on post hc and emo. That was the path they should have follow if they wanted to go on a less heavy direction
Putting holy hell on the last tier is a bit harsh imo
Just how I feel 🤷🏻♂️
Nah, All Gods Is the Best fucking album, emotional, lyrics, Best breakdowns, Best tracks, whats aré y talking?
Oh no not second place. The horror.
Holy hell for me their best album
Been a massive fan since hollow crown. It's definitely my favourite up there along with LF//LT and AOGHAU as their best.
Daybreaker and the here and now just don't reach the top for me but are fantastic.
Ruin and Nightmares and a special type of mood albums.
I unashamedly admit that if I'm in the mood for something a bit more chilled I thoroughly enjoy Classic symptoms and Holy Hell. FTTWTE is probably my least favourite but I can still put it on and enjoy what I'm listening to.
So after hearing the entire discography a few times (except the newest one. Heard it once and I knew what it has to offer - nothing), limiting each tier to two albums at most:
S: LF//LT, AOGHAU
A: Daybreaker, Hollow Crown
B: The Here and Now, Holy Hell
C: Nightmares, FTTWTE
D: Ruin
F: The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit (burn it)
hollow crown: best, lost forever:most overrated , nightmares: most underrated, all our gods: banger
I actually respect For those... because it was so radically different, but the new one is the first since the debut which did not resonate with me at all.
S Tier Lost forever, Daybreaker,
A Tier all our gods hollow crown, the here and now
B Tier Holy Hell, for those
C Tier Ruin
D Tier Nightmares
E Tier classic symptoms
IMO Holy Hell was definitely a B or C, infinitely better latest 2 albums. Everything else is about right.
Holy Hell revolutionizing modern metalcore probably means it should be higher just based on merit...
Revolutionize it how? By doing the same thing everyone has already been doing for a decade? People are free to love this album, but as someone who has been listening to the genre since like 2002, I fail to see how it does anything remotely new.
@@MetalTrenches You've got it backwards, this is the fucking album that bands copy. There's a reason why we call half the djentcore bands out there out for just reusing the "doomsday riff."
@@loxi9 Nope, that would be Sempiternal and the “Shadow Moses” rift which came out in 2013.
AOGHAU is such an insane album
I always hear about 'the trilogy' (LF/LT, AOGHAU and HH), but in my experience it's acually Daybreak, LF/LT and AOGHAU. Holy Hell is good, but it's not on par with the rest imo (excluding the last 2 albums, those arent even worth mentioning :P)
Same here
At least, they're never afraid to be despicable!
lol
Holy Hell is the best modern metalcore album ever.
You need to listen to more metalcore
@@MetalTrenchesyou need to respect opinions, like we respect urs.
@@MetalTrenches Lol
Don't know about that because there is lot of great albums but can agree that it's an S tier album
Im with you for most of your picks, but Ruin being that low is mind boggling for me. I might be biased because I saw them and met them a few times on their Ruin tours in the UK in 2007 and its my favourite album by them...... Okay I am biased, lmao.
I really struggle to get into anything post-Tom to be honest, which is a shame, but, its just so bad, objectively.
“For those that wish to exist” worth a higher place on the list
I don't necessarily have a problem with Holy Hell at D tier (although I think it's a bit better than that relative to their other albums) but putting The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit above it is a spicy take. For me, Classic Symptoms was up there with Parkway Drive's Darker Still for most disappointing album of 2022.
Holy Hell is my favorite album from them - but as I looked back at your previous videos where you mentioned Ice Nine Kills is an A tier cringe band to you, and Lorna Shore - Pain Remains is overrated, I realized that we are living in a different dimension which somehow interfere :D
lol
I will always love the early-middle era stuff even if I hate what they are making now.
Hollow Crown always was the only album i was a huge fan of. And Hollow Crown Sam is easily my favorite. He sounded more like suicide season oli Sykes than anything.
It’s funny he took lessons in preparation for the next record because to me he sounded so strained like he was losing his voice on the here and now.
The new one feels like they ran out of ideas and are trying going back to the here and now sound in a big way. Except even more watered down. The first track sounds like three days Grace lmao
What is the sing playinh in intro
Broken Cross if I recall
Idk why I still love Animals lol I enjoy it so much it feels dumb but I love that brand of Imagine Dragons-Core
Holy hell deserves at least a B tier, but i do believe they started going downhill from that album. All our gods have abandoned us is my favorite, tho
I really enjoy A new moral low ground. I never loved Architects but they are pretty good for what they do. Got into them with Hollow Crown. The new album is ok. I'll probably listen to it a few times and forget about it.
Pretty much
I understand your take on Holy Hell. It took a while to grow on me, but once it did I consider it to be one of my favorites. You can definitely feel the winds of change tho, as Tom is no longer among them. But I would argue they were going this direction anyway with or without Tom.
1. All our gods have abandoned us
2. Lost forever//lost together
3. Holy Hell
4. Daybreaker
5. Hollow crown
6. For those that wish to exist
7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit
8. The here and now
9.nightmares
10. Ruin
For once I agree with you on this one. I listened to the album last night, what a letdown. None of the songs grabbed me and souned very generic. The big disappointment of 2022
It was more or less what I expected unfortunately
@@MetalTrenches same
Holy Hell in D is sinful.
I don't take it back
@@MetalTrenches maybe eventually lol
I mean it's been years, but I suppose anything could happen
Holy Hell for me is up there with Daybreaker, Lost Forever Lost Together and All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us: straight S tier.
1 Holy Hell
2 Hollow Crown
3 Daybreaker
4 All Our Gods have Abandoned us
5 For those that Wish to Exist
6 The Here and Now
7 LT//LF
8 Nightmares
9 TCSOABS
10 Ruin
1 All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us
2 Lost Forever // Lost Together
3 Holy Hell
4 Ruin
5 Daybreaker
6 For Those That Wish To Exist
7 Hollow Crown
8 The Here And Now
9 Nightmares
10 The Classic Symptoms Of A Broken Spirit
Lost forever placement is insane
Architects are always a band I've seen potential in just can't get over Sam's vocals. It's not so much the cleans, infact he is one of the cases I would say his cleans are actually better, it's more his harsh vocals, they kinda have that vibe of just shouting over the tracks and not letting the songs have a chance to breathe especially in there older material. I meen I guess alot of people would disagree with that fact as how popular they are, and I by no meens am nieve enough to believe my own opinion is the be all and end all. But man for me there kind of headache inducing lol
Daybreaker is such a fkn good album
This band took a bit for me to enjoy. I instantly enjoyed the here and the now and hollow crown but Lost To Together took a lil bit to grow. Now I think its fantastic. I haven’t really listened to the others yet
Be sure to check out Daybreaker
Same here. Hollow Crown is so underrated imo
FTTWTE will always be my top Architects right up there with Holy Hell together at the top since I'm a sucker for emotional tracks and that album was filled with it (Dead Butterflies is an AMAZING song) and the new album is fun too, just not S tier like the aforementioned albums. Still a solid B+ tier for me.
Have you heard the others?
@@MetalTrenches All Our Gods is my favorite from old Architects!
I actually really liked Ruin back in the day, I don't think it deserves C-tier
Their debut would have been so much better with better production. They actually re-recorded 'To The Death' a few years later with Sam on vocals and beefier production, and it's like 10 times better
It was class when they re-recorded it
Could you include Mizmor - Cairn on your underrated bands content next?
I have already made one but I can look into it for the next one
@@MetalTrenches i feel like the band needs more attention, thank you🤘
The problem with doing linkin park core is that--well you are not Linkin Park lmao
That is my problem with this newest one
I haven’t heard anything else by this band. Just listened to the latest album. In December I will do a list of my favorite albums of the year and a list of the worst albums of the year and this current album will be somewhere in that worst list. I’m sorry.
All Our Gods and Lost Forever are the clear top 2 imo
I'm seeing this super late but looking back at it i'm actually super surprised. The only one i don't super agree with is that i'd put ruin a bit higher for me (maybe its nostalgia). But the rest i basically just completely agree with you. And usually when i talk to others about architects i feel like i'm a criminal for disliking holy hell
I am glad Im not the only one who didn't care about Holy Hell. It has 3 of their best songs and the rest is generic filler
As an old man at 46 I have never listened to them, thanks for the rank will give them a listen 😁
To me, Hollow Crown will always be their best. Everything up until and including Holy Hell just seemed like the same album copy and pasted over and over
As a fan of Architects...well first I do not agree with Holy Hell placement but whatever, I really didn't liked new album. It was very boring, drab, stock and tedious radiocore, even worse than last year's album. It had at least couple highlights, new one outside of A New Moral Low Ground maybe- nothing. 2-3/10, wish they called it quits after Holy Hell
Shame their songwriting really plummeted after Tom died. He seemed to write the most mature and complex lyrics. Now Sam's writing the lyrics and they're pretty generic unfortunately
Dan is the one writing the lyrics, Sam wrote Hollow Crown and the lyrics weren't even half bad compared to the current ones.
That being said, Dan also wrote Holy Hell, which is lyrically by far the best record in my opinion, and also deals with the heaviest topics, so I don't know what happened to his lyrical capabilities since.
@STiKKi It's funny how Sam wrote Hollow Crown and it's still better than their newer material
9:55 Well... to bad the... discourse is dead 🙃
Ruin forever 🤘🏼. Their heaviest record. Didn’t care too much for the singing after that.
Appreciate your opinion, but personally I would rather take 3 songs from Holy Hell as an EP than the full album of Classic Symptoms. The album has no depth, and the structure is horribly cookie cutter, they don't belong on the same tier.
Architects are beyond their sell by date sadly. Their new stuff is uninteresting, and I am surprised that they are still so relevant.
Went from mathcore to screamo to architects core to imagine dragons core. Architects died with Tom. Sorry.
RIP
the heck, fttwte better than holy hell is a crime, holy hell is at least a tier
Meh
I agree with everything except holy hell I would put at a low a tier
I actually enjoy the last album and the current one. As a fan of Rammstein, I like the sound of the band with riffs of Rammstein-ish sounds.
I love Rammstein, but this is not even close to that imo
All Our Gods is so much better than Lost Forever imo
Good takes! Lost Forever will always be my #1
the 🐐
Easily.
Absolutely ok with your ranks.
Ok this last album is for me the worst. But a the same rank than Holy Hell nooooo please 😢
HH -> B for me
lol I always have to have that one album ranked in a spot that everyone hates. I swear it’s not intentional
This album has many lows but a few highs.(to be fair more lows) But I see this album as a little step into the right direction if they built upon these few highs. For example Sams range in the whole thing is a high but also the distinct contrast of burn down my house and be very afraid. If they evolve in these two directions and away from the samey chorus type of music I am very stocked. In general I am happy that they are trying to do their own stuff seperate from Tom but understand your criticism and would agree on alot of points. (Also I get alot of bad omens vibes from the experimental tech does someone else kinda get these vibes?)
Holy hell deserves to be on B at least
the heavier shit doesn’t get listens. why make things a small group loves? make the money boys.
Ok I listened to The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit and it's easily the worst Architects record ever, just a bunch of songs with no heart, super bland and boring guitar riffs, really bad and repetitive vocal parts and honestly not even catchy, super generic chords progressions but the thing I hate the most is Sam's attitude, he tries so hard to sound edgy and poppy but the result is unlistenable to me. The only thing I liked were the singles that I thought were pretty good and Be Very Afraid which I appreciated more then some material on For Those That Wish to Exist, but GOD the rest of the songs on the album SUCK D*CKS. I'm so disappointed. 3.8/10 album for me
Damn! Ruin is my all time favourite Architects album. I'm more of an oldschool fan of the band. Still, of the newer ones, I really liked Holy Hell. Also, I find All Our Gods to be their most boring album by far. It's like a slower version of Lost Forever.
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ORPHEUS OMEGA- bleed the way 2011.
Did u say the bled🤔. They where good. Should of talked about them🤦♂️. Next tier do a metal band🤘
Holy Hell D 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 omg
I understand it's just pure troll
Nope but by all means feel free to assume your opinion is gospel
Wow
OMG. The last 2 are terrible. And Holy Hell should be way higher. I understand it's opinion, but wow.
I will take generic industrial pop metal over generic stadium metalcore any day lol
Why do those have to be the choices? Lol
@@MetalTrenches haha fair I guess it's called ¨having really low expectactions¨ lol
Good video, the new album is average if that all the songs to me just sound too similar. Best song is the last one
The album that got me into Architects was FTTWTE. I love all their albums, but I’m more partial to the albums that were released prior to Holy Hell.
Same here..don't really care for their older albums
I would give HH an S, everything else is fine
The problem with Metalcore is there are way more crappy bands than good ones. Also, the genre has taken a nosedive in the last decade or so. Don't really listen to it anymore, not worth the effort...
There are great albums to be found if you know where to look. Rolo Tomassi for one
I'mma be honest, what is defined as Metalcore nowadays is an amorphous blob to me.
I mean I'd argue most genres have evolved beyond the original guidelines
@@MetalTrenches Agreed. Although, Metalcore has fared far worse than most genres.
Holy Hell D AHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Triggered
Calling someone's battle with cancer 'legendary' is a bit odd.
@@tom4md123 That is NOT what I called legendary…
New album is mid
MID!
You were going good until you took a turn down the shitter with AOGHAU and HH, you dont disrespect the Holy Trilogy like that, saying anything else is just not being that much into the band and not getting what the songs represent. This is not your average "riffs, bleghs and breakdowns" band that you can just go through bullshit spec recitals and call it a review. The fact that you even felt more emotionally connected to THAN and FTTWTE over HH is absolutely shameful and can hold no basis in any informed argument.
This is just one level removed from a Tool fan copypasta.
The holy trilogy is Daybreaker- LF//LT -AOGHAU. You cannot have an Architects holy trilogy with an album that doesn't have Tom Searle writing it.
@@Nope-gu3ph HH has some of Tom's writing. It was also dedicated to him and serves as the mourning and acceptance of his loss and sounds thematically connected both musically and lyrically. Daybreaker came out before his cancer diagnosis and while you can hear the musical cues that led to the later albums, it doesnt warrant it a place in the trilogy instead of HH.
You just cant rank an album that came out 3 hours ago and have any credibility doing so. You did not gave it time to sink in and understand the intention behind the album.
Not saying this album is better or worse, but seeing you rank holy hell as their worst album you wouldn't have any credibility at all, even if you tried
lol these are opinions, my dude. Don’t think so highly of yourself. And I’ve had the album a few days.
Okay there Wyatt, you're not fooling anyone with these alt accounts. I'm waiting for my Lion's Daughter records to come in the mail so why don't you get back in your fedex truck and bring them to me?
@@MetalTrenches maybe I was a lil harsh, sure. But listen, Its plain and simple, and im not using my "opinion" here. Holy Hell is a fuking great album in the catalog of Architects, theres no way of putting it as worst album, its just dont make any sense. I could give many objective reasons/facts why Holy Hell is one of, if not their best record. Lol, 7 months later im replying to this
"Architects" 🤮
Так приятно видеть daybreaker в s тире, ты просто описал все мои чувства от этого альбома. Огромное спасибо за это видео
1. All our gods have abandoned us
2. Lost forever//lost together
3. Holy Hell
4. Daybreaker
5. Hollow crown
6. For those that wish to exist
7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit
8. The here and now
9.nightmares
10. Ruin
1. All our gods have abandoned us
2. Lost forever//lost together
3. Holy Hell
4. Daybreaker
5. Hollow crown
6. For those that wish to exist
7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit
8. The here and now
9.nightmares
10. Ruin
1. All our gods have abandoned us
2. Lost forever//lost together
3. Holy Hell
4. Daybreaker
5. Hollow crown
6. For those that wish to exist
7. The classic symptoms of a broken spirit
8. The here and now
9.nightmares
10. Ruin