10 Years Later: “That part” in ‘Hollow crown’ still makes me feel safe, all the way to my core. ‘The Bitter End’ still makes me feel light, like I could simply ascend into the clouds ‘Heartburn’ still makes my chest feel tight, and my eyes sweat but this…this makes me feel depressed… Because this makes me feel absolutely nothing at all.
@@moshe4696 That's not the full lyric. "Just One Life Guess you're gonna go to hell, Tell a lie Anything is possible, we could be unstoppable Be less than no one to me Just Leave me at the mercy seat" You call that bad songwriting? It's metaphorical excellence It's supposed to sound like a kindergarten/nursery rhyme on purpose. Listen to the full song ffs
I love that they're having fun in this video, they write about a lot of heavy shxt and I wonder what that does to a person after a while. Not to mention their band mate passing away and all the rage you can feel in their music. This one was fun, can't wait to see them live in the fall.
@@badatmagic5042 yeah people are so harsh on the lyrics but Dan and Josh are genuinely doing an excellent job at songwriting. I don't know what people want but just Tom Searle 2.0
The synths are my favourite highlight. The band went from Vocal Chorus On HH to orchestral backing on FTTWTE to Synths on this record almost and made it look EASY. Like people are completely overlooking the talent and range
I don’t recognise this band anymore, and this song as a previous one doesn’t evokes any emotions… Vibe, lyrics, instrumentals it feels like a different band who obsessed to get into radio. Really hope there will be some bangers on album.
When I started watching the video I thought they were now Architects Callboy, when I started listening to the music it reminded me of Rammstein, whatever it is I felt pure German vibes in all this, love it.
@@benndarayta9156 Currently Bring Me and Architects are two completely different bands and genres. Bring me, currently with strangers is a more punk pop rock sound and Architects with this song being a more industrial metal sound
I'm proud of them cause they are doing I for themselves not others. They are having fun and even no bleghs, they still created a masterpiece album with hits like animals, impermanence or black lungs.
Holy hell came out barely 4 years ago could say 3 since it was the end of 2018. They have made a lot of music since then and their entire career was heavy music. To barely make this transition this far into their career is fine and they still have so many years left I wouldn’t worry. Let them take a break after over 10 years of heavy
Learning an architects song on drums a few years ago was a hard task, learning an architects song in 2022 makes me fall asleep in my chair. RIP old architects :/ (side note, I'm not saying the song is bad...but it's not for me)
I feel like they have wanted to go in this direction for a long time, look at the here and now, but have almost been bullied into staying heavy because of 'fans'. Listen to the ones you like, skip the ones you don't. They are a fucking amazing band and amazing people.
@@marcwilkinson3249 here and now was still true to their sound, this is COMPLETELY different. Northlane changed their sound well, retained their unique quality. Architects has lost it.
Top 3 contenders of “who wants to finally make more money now that there fan base is big enough to survive a genre change before exploding and filling their pockets with the sweet reward of mainstream rock money” In all seriousness, who can blame any rock band? It’s so incredibly hard to make it in a sub genre of metal, and even if you do a lot of bands can more than 10 years without having to quit due to not getting enough money… it either requires non stop touring or recording, or a top 5 sized fanbase in your sub genre, which is so unrealistic. I will never criticize bands for trying to get more money because that’s what we all do at our jobs.
Or may be they are tired of playing the same old stuff for 15 years? What is the point of replicating? Let artists change and do whatever their hearts desire. I'd rather listen to a band that pushes their creativity every album, than a one that uses the same formula from their breakthrough.
I see comments like this and I think "people still give a fuck about genres...". If you enjoy it, who gives a fuck what type of music it is. If they enjoy making it, genre is irrelevant. And if it all combines to make them money of their art.... Wins all round.
Sam and wiston in their recently features(yellowjacket/impermanence...) sounds more like architects and parkway than the actual architects/parkway recent stuff🥴
@@RHKO I hate Sam's stance on it. Instead of embracing it like Attack Attack did with crabcore, he's being all butthurt about it and deliberately avoiding it at all costs.
@@FairyCRat completely wild comparison, Attack Attack have always been seen as a joke band. Sam’s lyrics are more serious about world issues and the death of a friend and people are just saying “haha Sam goes Blegh” he may come back to doing it the same way BMTH went back to heavy after the toxic metal fan base put them off doing heavy stuff for a while and had to rediscover their love for it
Real fans listen to their bands and how they change and evolve and appreciate them for them. Even when they get weird. We're all in this world wanting to be unique and different.
Things is this isn't the first time they've completely shifted genres lmao. Like How Crown -> The Here And Now -> Daybreaker were three stylistic changes and that was due to Sam joining and Ali leaving before returning. To say the band is bad because they changed just screamed bandwagons who only started listening after Tom died
Real fans still respect the band mates. Doesn’t mean they have to like everything they put out especially when they abandon their roots. Not even hating on Architects at all, as an old fan I’m very happy to see them finally getting the recognition they deserve. However the new sounds, in my opinion, doesn’t hold up to any of their previous work. Still respect them, just don’t listen anymore
@@someguyguitar8601 tbh I disagree. This album is obviously not a metalcore album so people are gonna get turned off anyways. However, isn't it impressive how effortlessly they completely shifted subgenres and made it sound good? Like there are a lot more elements being used in this album than the previous ones: synths, programmed drums/clicks, industrial riffs, beat drops, grooves, cleans etc. And yeah a lot of these existed but they were always supplementary assets for the straightforward metalcore sound - now they're front and centre and it's executed so well. I think they deserve some respect for not doing what other metal bands do which is just release a "softer" version of their best songs, 4 slow acoustic songs and then 1 good heavy song but it's just a shitty rip off. These guys made a genuine effort to change and the quality of the product is (personally for me) probably in the top 5 best albums.
Maybe I'm just to stubborn, and under the circumstances I understand the change in music but God dang I want some tracks similar to there old stuff, that old stuff that we all loved Architects for... Gravity, Gravedigger, These colors don't run. Can all but hope there's tracks like these on there new album
Sellouts, this is like a mix between Rammstein and new BMTH (which are pretty successful) and the same comedy style video as callboys, which also experienced a lot of hype lately
@@piou3996 I know the album, I was just saying we all love there 'older' songs. Lost forever lost together is by far my favorite album and is where I believe they were at there peak. This new generic music is meh
whenever a favorite band of mine releases a new song and is different from their other ones i used to say "i miss the old them" but we tend to forget that some of our favorite artists can also experiment and change their style of music. We can always just go back and listen to their old music. But let's all just appreciate this.
I refuse to settle for less they use to be good and now they are absolute sell out trash and there is nothing to appreciate here this song fills me with such rage just another old good metal band being a BMTH sell out like if your gonna do it be good and unique not some generic Chorus crap that literally sounds like you put it into an AI music generator it’s so trash I can’t even take it man like just imagine recording this and being like ..damn yah that’s good let’s put this out . DELUSIONAL
@@peanutwars we could have lost Architects after “all our gods” was released and toured. I honestly think this is a pretty nasty tune, and I’ve loved everything this band has put out over the years. I respect you don’t like it, but it does grow on you.. give it some time
@@thatpvpguy90 Nope.. I just know a lot of people won't accept change from any band. There are many instances where the song didn't get any positive reviews right away, until some time has past and then it becomes a fan favorite.. comparing it to BAD food is not even close to this.
THANK YOU! people need to stop saying oh well it’s alright or they’re just making different music. IDC When it’s blatant sell out poppy AI generated garbage like bmth who also use to be good but look at them now dude like what the actual fuck is this Justin Bieber shit they’re doing now a days lock yourself in your closet you fucking child brained idiots who like this kid music garbage BS I can’t even fathom them in the studio like wow this is a good song man let put this out! Pure delusion
L comment bubba 👏🏻 bands evolve and change. They’re still architects no matter what. Also everyone misses Tom. The writing and lyrics are still impeccable.
@@dxvexlmeida4256 It is though. Just because BMTH manages to reinvent themselves multiple times with varying degress of success, it isn't an open invitation for other bands to do follow suit. Architects used to have a "sound". This new Architects "sound" has side project energy and I think it's doing the guys a disservice.
@@widexawake_ i respect your opinion but neither of us knows if they are "following" whatever or just trying to create something different because they feel the need to. People change and artists and their crearivity changes also, so it's important to have that in mind before making assumptions or doong empty critics. One thing is our own opinion, other completely different is if they are "right or wrong" or any different judgement on their behavioue/ways. But that's pretty much it. Peace
I feel like they have wanted to go in this direction for a long time, look at the here and now, but have almost been bullied into staying heavy because of 'fans'. Listen to the ones you like, skip the ones you don't. They are a fucking amazing band and amazing people.
This comment needs more likes! Of course it doesn’t hit as hard as their heavier stuff, because this is unexplored territory to them. If anything they are exploring the musical itch they have been suppressing since 2011
I honestly just feel so happy that they sound like they’re healing from Tom’s passing. Although amazing and cathartic, the last couple of albums were dripping with grief. I think it’s quite selfish for “fans” to attack change when it kind of indicates (at least to me) that they’re in a better place. They’re also not angsty 20 year olds anymore. This scene can be so toxic and demanding sometimes.
As a long date Architects fan I enjoy this new direction: It's simple but heavy, chunky and catchy. One warning to Architects tho: don't lose your identity that made you so special! I hope to hear more signature juicy riffs, crazy drum parts and rhythms and deep emotional stuff in the future. I still enjoyed this new banger tho
This sounds nothing like the architects we all love. This sounds like radio rock. They are losing their identity and aren't interested in getting it back imo. Sounds like they are setting themselves up to make bank. Some call it selling out, I consider it running out of ideas. This was damn near chord chugging and we all know architects are nasty with the riffs. I'm actually a little sad that this is the direction they're going. Still love the dudes though.
@@ScottVeggies I agree. They absolutely can incorporate they're classic musical elements while still be mainstream and commercial. These two last singles and even the last album are too simplistic and flat (even tho they are good and kickass) and they lost a major part of what made Architects special and unique in the modern musical scene.
Although I also prefer the heavier old style they used to have, I feel like this new ''pop'' direction is something they really want to create, and not just a strategy to try to become popular. In that sense, I dont think they are loosing their identity, but trying new things and regardless to my own preference, I respect the courage to do that
My all time favorite , these guys are so incredibly awesome. I don't think they have one bad song. In fact I know they don't. Simply amazing!!!!! Have seen them 3 times and can't wait to catch them at the Novo. Been waiting a year for this show . Hopefully covid won't scare them off. Praying it dont.
Considering the last album and the first single it was clear, that the band goes into a direction that is not for me anymore but good for everyone who likes it.
@@ashleygoggs5679 I have nothing against evolution. While I wasn't the greates fan of their last album I liked songs like Flight Without Feathers or Dying Is Absolutely Safe. I just find songs like this or When We Were Young boring.
This makes me so sad. I hope that this is honestly the music the lads want to be making. I hope they are feeling passionate and fulfilled, and I hope it makes them the money it takes to support their families... But yeah, this isn't ticking my boxes anymore, and that's OK. I shall cherish the fact that I was there during their early days, going to their shows in The Haunt and Concorde, the release shows and signings, etc. I know I can't go back, but I'm very glad I made the most of it back then.
I agree 100%! This is hard to listen to… I always hope they are successful, but I can’t do this at all! Honestly, it’s not good at all. Hurts me to say it because I am a huge fan. But, this is sad indeed.
@@misfitmaik6213 if you have to divorce an album from it's artist or their previous work to enjoy it then something has gone wrong. And to be clear - I didn't want them to just keep remaking Hollow Crown, evolution is expected and its fine, it's just that the guys have evolved the and and their sound in a direction that doesn't suit my taste and in music. That's fine. Their music isn't for me anymore. It's for a new audience, or at least an audience that changed in the same way they did. I don't begrudge it. I'm simply stating my opinion is all. No hate to them at all.
This comment section proves that metalcore fanboys are some of the most gatekeepy and rude in the entire music scene. “Stick to our 2008 sounds or else you SUCK” Honestly the worst kind of “fans” in existence. Do you really want a band to continue making sounds they don’t even want to do? People grow and change. If you don’t like this sound, go and listen to their old stuff. “Metalcore shouldn’t be popular” is the most tone deaf saying I’ve ever heard. By allowing bands to spread their wings and recruit a wider audiecne, more people will listen to their previous works and bring new eyes to the scene. That’s what we’d all love. Stop being gatekeepers. Keep it up bois! I love you’re still doing what you love, and finding enjoyment from it. All we want is for you guys to continue to enjoy your musical journey. We love you!
YES🙏🔥🤘love their old and new stuff. It’s a bands right to change things up and do what they want to do and enjoy. It’s just so disrespectful to bash a band got putting something out that diverts from their first few albums. Not to mention when a select few bring Tom into it say disrespectful things of “Tom would be disappointed” or whatever. If you don’t like then that’s fine but some people need to stop being so disrespectful towards bands all because they change their style and it’s not putting out the same material from their earlier albums over and over again. Much of the comments I’ve seen people have been at least respectful. Then there’s some that just say nasty things to them. Totally uncalled for. However, I know many people still love them myself included and look forward to the new album🤘
"new" fans that like this song aren't gonna go and listen to "gone with the wind" and like it like they like this. This is song is low effort and dull.
Their previous albums still exist lol. So if you miss that style, go listen to those albums. I still blast The Here and Now, Hollow Crown, etc… and I also jam to the new stuff. Art is supposed to evolve and they are not gonna stay the same after over a decade in the game. Just be happy for a new album this fast 😎
Happy for them that they seem to have found a way out of their depression related to Tom's death. Still not quite happy about the musical direction though. Been a fan since Hollow Crown. Lose some, win some. Same as with PWD. Metalcore is simplified these days attracting a broader audience and increasing sales, optimized for stadium shows and festivals with simple beats and singalongs. If this is the way it goes, best of luck. Happily there are still a few Oldschool bands keeping their recipes without being boring or repeating themselves. And please support Void of Vision. They released very similar stuff soundwise and optically earlier.
Agree with ya. I know bands have to change and realized it when i heard Holy Hell in complete, that album was so damn good that i knew they topped their career
You do realise when you hit 30 and have kids, priorities and outlooks change, at the end of the day this is how they put food on the table and pay the rent, not just for now but in the future. I love their old stuff and also the new tracks, the industrial shift suits them. There are loads of carbon copy metalcore bands and if Architects didn't move on they'd drown in their on creation.
@@brettwardle4723 Tbh I'm tired of hearing that this development is necessary to pay your rent and food. Not meaning to be personal towards your comment. Especially for Epitaph I would assume that they grant the band lots of creative freedom. So why don't they use it (obviously)? Most of the musicians on this band have additional skills like mixing or so and earn money otherwise. Maybe the root of the problem not that bands need to play simpler music but the industry should start paying them more (again). I was born in the 80s and back then bands survived without streaming and lots of them are still around.
Architects was one of my top 3 bands. Now I don't know. They can do what they want, but this just isn't what I fell in love with. Much love, hoping for even just a couple old style tracks on this new album
For anyone who doesn’t know, Tom Searle had said before he passed away that he wanted to take Architects in a more industrial metal direction, so they are absolutely fulfilling his wishes by doing this. If you can’t get on board with it then that’s too bad, after 10 records and everything they’ve been through they have more than earned the right to do whatever they want at this point.
I've honestly been a fan since their first record came out and have loved all their work. I just can't seem to get into this or the last album. Good luck to them though.
The last album had some great bangers, I loved "Black Lungs", "Impermanence", "Animals" and "Goliath" . This new song, I'm not a big fan of but I'm sure the new album will have awesome bangers as well, can't wait for it 🔥
Honestly I hate the last album but the main riff of this song is it’s saving grace. I’m tired of the Chester Bennington style of vocals, but I can understand the appeal!
Really cant understand all the negative comments. Its just music get over it. They are finally having fun with their music all that sadness they used to carry has to let go and they found the right way. Great sound and modern approach this is what we need. Love you Architects ❤
So many people on here who wish bands would stay in a box like them. People grow, they change their work. It’s called progression. If you don’t like it, listen to the old stuff over and over. Just stop whining.
I respect their new direction and I will always be able to come back to their older stuff if I don’t like their new record, but I feel this may be a bit too “arena metal” for me
"arena metal". i like that. imma start using that now lol. this one doesnt hit like the last one in terms of a catchy chorus but its still a great 7/10.
Agreed. I love Architects and always will, but I think this album is the point where I stop listening to the new stuff. I've listened to both songs and they just aren't my thing, which is fair enough! I don't have to like everything they make, but I respect their decision to change their sound.
@@rshepherd45 this is the kind of fan we need more of. I’d advise you to at least give the remaining singles a go. I’m certain there will be at least 1 heavy track on the record.
LOVE THIS NEW ERA OF ARCHITECTS. Love it or hate it, they are the titans, people should see them as a whole, not dismissing them just because they don't like a song. This is quite a deja-vu. We got the same reactions during The Here and Now, so no suprise. It's pretty obvious they love what they're doing, why don't let them be and enjoy the ride?
Long time ago, Architects could touch my soul deeply like no one could. It was like they were telling you something important, that can change your life. They were with me with all the most difficult times in my life and let me went through all of my problems without giving up. They were keeping me alive and with this crap it’s time to let them, just, go. Rest in peace Tom, thanks for everything. I’m sorry that your group went this way.
This is fantastic all the way from hollow crown to now nothing is gonna stop them. Architects forever every release is something different and I’m here for it
They went from the doomsday djent riffs, to nu metal stomp riffs every song. This songs not bad, its just they have like 5+ songs that sound like this to the T
I agree, I really like this song but it just doesn't have the same Architects distinctiveness the singles from their past albums have had. Knowing what they're capable of, it is slightly disappointing but I'm still holding out hope for the full album.
I'm not digging the new stadium rock sound but maybe the album will have some behemoths on it. If not, at least I have the older stuff which I'll always cherish.
Really gonna miss the signature architects type riffs like Holy Hell has some of my favorite guitar riffs I like to play and lyrically is also one of my favorite albums too Not saying I dislike this new direction they’re going but I’m just gonna miss their older sound not to mention all their other previous albums like all our gods have abandoned us,lost forever etc.All phenomenal albums and I’m gonna miss new music with that type of sound
@@harrisonlord3524 the point is, there will never be more architects that people loved. This is their new direction and it's crap. It's more mediocre BMTH generic "metal" (more like rock) AOGHAU and previous albums were masterpieces. Tom had the architects DNS, now we have generic riff number 4 and some Medicare vocal overlays to cover Sam's cleans.
I respect this new direction, but I very much miss the uniqueness and heaviness of the Holy Hell album and before. Please never lose your roots for the sake of appealing to a wider audience!
I dont think they're doing it to appeal to a wider audience, the writing style till all our gods have abandoned us was basically Tom's and holy hell followed it but as an album to mourn him but it already had some diferente elements. I think they know they can't do it without Tom and want to leave that era as his legacy. So they've been crafting a new style on the last couple albums without losing what the band sound is
@@calebolota what do you mean? I find it incredible and they are having fun with their music and they don't need to sing about depression every song and a change with is amazing
They’ve changed as people and the music they create reflects that evolution and growth. I am personally here for the new sounds and am still enjoying it all. Although I will admit, I was really hoping for a good blegh..
@Jahgar Gemp I get it, every band must grow, but here I dont talk about the instrumental or the screams, I talk about lyrics. With all the absurd shit that has been going on for the past 3 years, they should have plenty of things to talk about
I'm so grateful for this band's music, it has helped me a lot during the last years, seeing negative comments about this song really makes me angry. Their new sound is powerful and fun, lyrics are cynical and full of meaning. I don't get it why "fans" dislike this so much. Sam's voice really shines and displays all the colours. The boys are at it's best and I'm happy for them. Long live Architects🖤
Fans of the old Architects dislike these new songs because they are too soft, simple and mainstream. I can totally see why theyre saying that but the songs are still really good so I dont care. Personally I prefer the older albums (especially Aoghau and Holy Hell) but the new stuff is still good and doesnt deserve nearly as much hate as its getting
@@blazolotl573 I really embrace this change, people change, life circumstances change, it isn't that hard to understand that Architects transcended to another stage in their career. I just enjoy the ride
10 Years Later:
“That part” in ‘Hollow crown’ still makes me feel safe, all the way to my core.
‘The Bitter End’ still makes me feel light, like I could simply ascend into the clouds
‘Heartburn’ still makes my chest feel tight, and my eyes sweat
but this…this makes me feel depressed…
Because this makes me feel absolutely nothing at all.
this comment hit me harder than the song
"Holy Hell" you just posted cringe
I like bands evolving and changing their sound but compared to BMTH Architects haven't been good since All our Gods imo
jesus christ this is such a weird and extreme reaction….
@@REEEEEEEEEEEE0 ironic coming from the person with a Code Orange PFP. Sorry you couldn’t wrap your head around the point.
"NO ONE CAN STAND WITHOUT A SPINE!"
dude, that shit hit hard. loved it.
"anything is possible we can be unstoppable" insane how far their lyrics have fallen
@@moshe4696 this line is supposed to be satire
Truly one of the lyrics of all time
@@moshe4696 That's not the full lyric.
"Just One Life
Guess you're gonna go to hell,
Tell a lie
Anything is possible, we could be unstoppable
Be less than no one to me
Just Leave me at the mercy seat"
You call that bad songwriting? It's metaphorical excellence
It's supposed to sound like a kindergarten/nursery rhyme on purpose. Listen to the full song ffs
I love that they're having fun in this video, they write about a lot of heavy shxt and I wonder what that does to a person after a while. Not to mention their band mate passing away and all the rage you can feel in their music.
This one was fun, can't wait to see them live in the fall.
I love heavy shit
"can't wait to see them live in the fall"
so uh... who's gonna tell him?
@@aciddrive im literally dead inside
What it does to someone after awhile?? I’ve been around this music for almost 3 decades so wtf does that odd statement even trying to hint at? 😂
@@Enigmalake I'm not far of 2 decades and feel great too. I'd love to know what he means as well!
I love Josh, even in a nuclear emergency shows no emotion lmao
Totally true. Stone face like Buster Keaton (look it up if u don't know him, one of the best comedians ever!!!).
The Music Video has a huge Eskimo Callboy vibe
*I'm a spaceman, got a rocket on my back*
*Electric
@@krisargyle2963 **Inuit Gigolo
First thing I thoight pf when it started
Glad people finally enjoy it, not every song has to be super thought provoking. This shit hits
I would say this song is thought provoking. Musically, its very simple (Animals 2, in a good way), but I would say there is some nice depth lyrically.
@@johnmacdonald9857 I don’t think the lyrics are all that bad, on another post of it people where ripping on the lyrics hard.
@@badatmagic5042 yeah people are so harsh on the lyrics but Dan and Josh are genuinely doing an excellent job at songwriting. I don't know what people want but just Tom Searle 2.0
The mixing on this album is fucking insane
The synths are my favourite highlight. The band went from Vocal Chorus On HH to orchestral backing on FTTWTE to Synths on this record almost and made it look EASY. Like people are completely overlooking the talent and range
The drums sound awful, what on earth do you mean
@@davidfuller581 Not sure what you're on about, they sound fine.
Sounds like typical sht to me(((
@@davidfuller581sound like they should sound
I don’t recognise this band anymore, and this song as a previous one doesn’t evokes any emotions… Vibe, lyrics, instrumentals it feels like a different band who obsessed to get into radio. Really hope there will be some bangers on album.
Miss old architects😪
Then listen to old Architects.
I listen all days old architects that was really metalcore , this is hard rock😪
Cool
You know you can like more than one genre, right? 😂
@@SDaRk7IgHtB they’ve been doing rock for over 10 years now bands change it’s okay
When I started watching the video I thought they were now Architects Callboy, when I started listening to the music it reminded me of Rammstein, whatever it is I felt pure German vibes in all this, love it.
More like bring me the architects
@@benndarayta9156 Currently Bring Me and Architects are two completely different bands and genres. Bring me, currently with strangers is a more punk pop rock sound and Architects with this song being a more industrial metal sound
Maybe they have a German tour coming up? #entheos2022
@@rjwdofficial I'll be there in January
@@rgi4140 fr how does strangers sound like pop punk at all, people are just parroting at this point lmao.
Dayum that riff is so "Rammstein"!
Love it!
BRO exactly my thoughts!!
I'm happy for them for the evolution but i'll miss a lot the old "bleghsss" and breakdowns 🥲🥲
I'm proud of them cause they are doing I for themselves not others. They are having fun and even no bleghs, they still created a masterpiece album with hits like animals, impermanence or black lungs.
Holy hell came out barely 4 years ago could say 3 since it was the end of 2018. They have made a lot of music since then and their entire career was heavy music. To barely make this transition this far into their career is fine and they still have so many years left I wouldn’t worry. Let them take a break after over 10 years of heavy
Yeah dude agreed ❣️
Yah it’s ridiculous they had none last album
They’ll probably come back, the boys are experimeting a little.
Learning an architects song on drums a few years ago was a hard task, learning an architects song in 2022 makes me fall asleep in my chair. RIP old architects :/ (side note, I'm not saying the song is bad...but it's not for me)
Agreed. Best way to put it
I feel like they have wanted to go in this direction for a long time, look at the here and now, but have almost been bullied into staying heavy because of 'fans'. Listen to the ones you like, skip the ones you don't. They are a fucking amazing band and amazing people.
@@marcwilkinson3249 here and now was still true to their sound, this is COMPLETELY different. Northlane changed their sound well, retained their unique quality. Architects has lost it.
"All our Gods have abandoned us".... hit on a different level , going back there now....hehe
I miss my favorite band, i miss old Architects..
They will never be the "old Architects" again, since their old songwriter sadly rocks in heaven now.
Yeah bro, few years like they playing shitty rock
they're here better than ever. Even after Tom's passing. Lameass haters.
Like, what happened after 2018 album?
Listen to Counterparts. They picked up the torch.
Top 3 contenders of 'who can run away furthest from metalcore' contest:
1. BMTH
2.Parkway Drive
3.Architects
Top 3 contenders of “who wants to finally make more money now that there fan base is big enough to survive a genre change before exploding and filling their pockets with the sweet reward of mainstream rock money”
In all seriousness, who can blame any rock band? It’s so incredibly hard to make it in a sub genre of metal, and even if you do a lot of bands can more than 10 years without having to quit due to not getting enough money… it either requires non stop touring or recording, or a top 5 sized fanbase in your sub genre, which is so unrealistic. I will never criticize bands for trying to get more money because that’s what we all do at our jobs.
Or may be they are tired of playing the same old stuff for 15 years? What is the point of replicating? Let artists change and do whatever their hearts desire. I'd rather listen to a band that pushes their creativity every album, than a one that uses the same formula from their breakthrough.
Agree with 1 + 3 but parkway drive are still metalcore, at least until the last single they released
I see comments like this and I think "people still give a fuck about genres...". If you enjoy it, who gives a fuck what type of music it is. If they enjoy making it, genre is irrelevant. And if it all combines to make them money of their art.... Wins all round.
Sam and wiston in their recently features(yellowjacket/impermanence...) sounds more like architects and parkway than the actual architects/parkway recent stuff🥴
Error 404: BLEGH not found. :(
Thats an awful sound
At least you found a shitty outdated joke that was never funny
Kinda happens when people take the piss out of it so much
@@RHKO I hate Sam's stance on it. Instead of embracing it like Attack Attack did with crabcore, he's being all butthurt about it and deliberately avoiding it at all costs.
@@FairyCRat completely wild comparison, Attack Attack have always been seen as a joke band.
Sam’s lyrics are more serious about world issues and the death of a friend and people are just saying “haha Sam goes Blegh”
he may come back to doing it the same way BMTH went back to heavy after the toxic metal fan base put them off doing heavy stuff for a while and had to rediscover their love for it
Wow, that intro riff feels very Rammstein and I love it
Sounds identical to animals 😑
@@NintyGuy999 check your ears maybe 😅 very similar in style, but it's much closer to some Rammstein songs than Animals
Yeah it would be great. If this was rammstein. But it's not. Super bland and boring compared to their old stuff.
Why wouldn't you just listen to Rammstein then? This is pathetic.
Here kommt die Sonne!
Come on guys, it's over
Real fans listen to their bands and how they change and evolve and appreciate them for them. Even when they get weird. We're all in this world wanting to be unique and different.
Things is this isn't the first time they've completely shifted genres lmao. Like How Crown -> The Here And Now -> Daybreaker were three stylistic changes and that was due to Sam joining and Ali leaving before returning. To say the band is bad because they changed just screamed bandwagons who only started listening after Tom died
We are well awareee!
Very facebook comment there
Real fans still respect the band mates. Doesn’t mean they have to like everything they put out especially when they abandon their roots. Not even hating on Architects at all, as an old fan I’m very happy to see them finally getting the recognition they deserve. However the new sounds, in my opinion, doesn’t hold up to any of their previous work. Still respect them, just don’t listen anymore
@@someguyguitar8601 tbh I disagree. This album is obviously not a metalcore album so people are gonna get turned off anyways. However, isn't it impressive how effortlessly they completely shifted subgenres and made it sound good?
Like there are a lot more elements being used in this album than the previous ones: synths, programmed drums/clicks, industrial riffs, beat drops, grooves, cleans etc. And yeah a lot of these existed but they were always supplementary assets for the straightforward metalcore sound - now they're front and centre and it's executed so well.
I think they deserve some respect for not doing what other metal bands do which is just release a "softer" version of their best songs, 4 slow acoustic songs and then 1 good heavy song but it's just a shitty rip off. These guys made a genuine effort to change and the quality of the product is (personally for me) probably in the top 5 best albums.
Maybe I'm just to stubborn, and under the circumstances I understand the change in music but God dang I want some tracks similar to there old stuff, that old stuff that we all loved Architects for... Gravity, Gravedigger, These colors don't run. Can all but hope there's tracks like these on there new album
Sellouts, this is like a mix between Rammstein and new BMTH (which are pretty successful) and the same comedy style video as callboys, which also experienced a lot of hype lately
@@ThundraBoy666 that's a generous comparison
honestly just sounds like some youth pastor buttrock Skillet would make to me
I actually really enjoy the diversity they're showing and hope they continue with the mix 🖤
haha this is not old stuff, have a look at the hollow crown album
@@piou3996 I know the album, I was just saying we all love there 'older' songs. Lost forever lost together is by far my favorite album and is where I believe they were at there peak. This new generic music is meh
whenever a favorite band of mine releases a new song and is different from their other ones i used to say "i miss the old them" but we tend to forget that some of our favorite artists can also experiment and change their style of music. We can always just go back and listen to their old music. But let's all just appreciate this.
I refuse to settle for less they use to be good and now they are absolute sell out trash and there is nothing to appreciate here this song fills me with such rage just another old good metal band being a BMTH sell out like if your gonna do it be good and unique not some generic Chorus crap that literally sounds like you put it into an AI music generator it’s so trash I can’t even take it man like just imagine recording this and being like ..damn yah that’s good let’s put this out . DELUSIONAL
@@peanutwars we could have lost Architects after “all our gods” was released and toured. I honestly think this is a pretty nasty tune, and I’ve loved everything this band has put out over the years. I respect you don’t like it, but it does grow on you.. give it some time
@@randallperkins7944 don't like the food? Just keep chewing until you do.
@@thatpvpguy90 Nope.. I just know a lot of people won't accept change from any band. There are many instances where the song didn't get any positive reviews right away, until some time has past and then it becomes a fan favorite.. comparing it to BAD food is not even close to this.
@@randallperkins7944 just like music, the food you like is based on your preferences and overall taste. Seems pretty accurate to me.
More and more towards another bring me the horizon. Miss Tom's writing too :(
THANK YOU! people need to stop saying oh well it’s alright or they’re just making different music. IDC When it’s blatant sell out poppy AI generated garbage like bmth who also use to be good but look at them now dude like what the actual fuck is this Justin Bieber shit they’re doing now a days lock yourself in your closet you fucking child brained idiots who like this kid music garbage BS I can’t even fathom them in the studio like wow this is a good song man let put this out! Pure delusion
Imagine thinking that's negative. ;)
L comment bubba 👏🏻 bands evolve and change. They’re still architects no matter what.
Also everyone misses Tom. The writing and lyrics are still impeccable.
@@dxvexlmeida4256 It is though. Just because BMTH manages to reinvent themselves multiple times with varying degress of success, it isn't an open invitation for other bands to do follow suit. Architects used to have a "sound". This new Architects "sound" has side project energy and I think it's doing the guys a disservice.
@@widexawake_ i respect your opinion but neither of us knows if they are "following" whatever or just trying to create something different because they feel the need to. People change and artists and their crearivity changes also, so it's important to have that in mind before making assumptions or doong empty critics. One thing is our own opinion, other completely different is if they are "right or wrong" or any different judgement on their behavioue/ways. But that's pretty much it. Peace
There won't be another lost together lost forever or anything from before that again 😭
No, because things change over time, you know? I guess you have changed over the last 8 years too
WHAT A BANGER !
Imagine all the new fans at upcomin concerts who don't know the old songs and then get run over by Nihilist etc.
Thought the same with Naysayer.😂👌 Fooder for the Pit!😂👌
imagine them getting In the pit of These colours don't run.....
You’re saying that as if songs like Naysayer aren’t going to be phased out by this new direction
Yeah… we both know they won’t be playing their heavy songs on the Biffy tour. That Architects is dead.
Jesus Christ, sounds like someone hit your puppy dog. They’ll still play the heavy stuff live. Lol
I feel like they have wanted to go in this direction for a long time, look at the here and now, but have almost been bullied into staying heavy because of 'fans'. Listen to the ones you like, skip the ones you don't. They are a fucking amazing band and amazing people.
This comment needs more likes! Of course it doesn’t hit as hard as their heavier stuff, because this is unexplored territory to them. If anything they are exploring the musical itch they have been suppressing since 2011
I honestly just feel so happy that they sound like they’re healing from Tom’s passing. Although amazing and cathartic, the last couple of albums were dripping with grief. I think it’s quite selfish for “fans” to attack change when it kind of indicates (at least to me) that they’re in a better place. They’re also not angsty 20 year olds anymore. This scene can be so toxic and demanding sometimes.
This song feels so badass on a good set of speakers. Amazing job on your songs as usual!
It's not about the genre or whether this is "metalcore architects" or not. It's just that the song is not interesting.
A Don Broco styled music video with the sound of modern Architects...I'M HERE FOR IT 🙏🔥
If they ever play the same set again, they gotta play this song in costume then bring out Don after for Manchester Super Reds in costume too.
Between Don Broco with MSRN1F and Electric Callboy with Spaceman 😂
Thesong it's fire, sounds so cool 🔥🤘
As a long date Architects fan I enjoy this new direction: It's simple but heavy, chunky and catchy. One warning to Architects tho: don't lose your identity that made you so special! I hope to hear more signature juicy riffs, crazy drum parts and rhythms and deep emotional stuff in the future. I still enjoyed this new banger tho
Agreed 100% with ur comment! :) I like the song tho
This sounds nothing like the architects we all love. This sounds like radio rock. They are losing their identity and aren't interested in getting it back imo. Sounds like they are setting themselves up to make bank. Some call it selling out, I consider it running out of ideas. This was damn near chord chugging and we all know architects are nasty with the riffs. I'm actually a little sad that this is the direction they're going. Still love the dudes though.
@@ScottVeggies I agree. They absolutely can incorporate they're classic musical elements while still be mainstream and commercial. These two last singles and even the last album are too simplistic and flat (even tho they are good and kickass) and they lost a major part of what made Architects special and unique in the modern musical scene.
A part of their identity left when Tom died. Architects will never be the same and that’s okay to understand
Although I also prefer the heavier old style they used to have, I feel like this new ''pop'' direction is something they really want to create, and not just a strategy to try to become popular. In that sense, I dont think they are loosing their identity, but trying new things and regardless to my own preference, I respect the courage to do that
My all time favorite , these guys are so incredibly awesome. I don't think they have one bad song. In fact I know they don't. Simply amazing!!!!! Have seen them 3 times and can't wait to catch them at the Novo. Been waiting a year for this show . Hopefully covid won't scare them off. Praying it dont.
"Anything is possible, we could be unstoppable". Wow, Loved it.
all our gods have abandoned us for sure
This new Bullet for my Horizon is awesome….
This track is so awesome Those guitar riffs are FIRE. The singer is awesome too.
R.I.P Architects
You will be missed...
Considering the last album and the first single it was clear, that the band goes into a direction that is not for me anymore but good for everyone who likes it.
bands have to evolve or the music gets boring.
@@ashleygoggs5679 I have nothing against evolution. While I wasn't the greates fan of their last album I liked songs like Flight Without Feathers or Dying Is Absolutely Safe.
I just find songs like this or When We Were Young boring.
@@ashleygoggs5679 simplifying and copying isn't an evolution
@@sergeisukhorukov2971 simpligying and copying, who did they copy?
@@ashleygoggs5679 comments are full of compliments about how this track sounds Rammstein-ish
I thought it was an electric Callboy's video hahaha
Yaaa.... Me too.... I was so confused..... 🤣
I thought this was Linkin Park
With these new songs, and their last album it has become abundantly clear who was the true talent in the band. Miss ya Tom.
@dixia xie you mean that crazy technical four on the floor rock beat?
Yeah man he really "added" to his drumming :p
This makes me so sad.
I hope that this is honestly the music the lads want to be making. I hope they are feeling passionate and fulfilled, and I hope it makes them the money it takes to support their families... But yeah, this isn't ticking my boxes anymore, and that's OK.
I shall cherish the fact that I was there during their early days, going to their shows in The Haunt and Concorde, the release shows and signings, etc.
I know I can't go back, but I'm very glad I made the most of it back then.
I agree 100%! This is hard to listen to… I always hope they are successful, but I can’t do this at all! Honestly, it’s not good at all. Hurts me to say it because I am a huge fan. But, this is sad indeed.
If you'd stop comparing it to their older stuff, you would enjoy it more
@@misfitmaik6213 if you have to divorce an album from it's artist or their previous work to enjoy it then something has gone wrong.
And to be clear - I didn't want them to just keep remaking Hollow Crown, evolution is expected and its fine, it's just that the guys have evolved the and and their sound in a direction that doesn't suit my taste and in music. That's fine. Their music isn't for me anymore. It's for a new audience, or at least an audience that changed in the same way they did. I don't begrudge it. I'm simply stating my opinion is all. No hate to them at all.
@@Witty_Jackson it doesn't mean that, it means the band is trying new things, stagnation is not productive in any domain
i fell what youre saying and im scared of the releases of this album in october and the parkway drive record announced for september
i can't believe you guys write off 'there here and now' and this is the direction you've gone in.
at least get the name of the album right if you are gonna comment stuff like this
@@Abongo-tj4xg it's autocorrect. get out of them for a sec and see the point.
@@pezwright i think you are missing the point mate
@@Abongo-tj4xg ...what?
This comment section proves that metalcore fanboys are some of the most gatekeepy and rude in the entire music scene. “Stick to our 2008 sounds or else you SUCK”
Honestly the worst kind of “fans” in existence.
Do you really want a band to continue making sounds they don’t even want to do?
People grow and change. If you don’t like this sound, go and listen to their old stuff.
“Metalcore shouldn’t be popular” is the most tone deaf saying I’ve ever heard. By allowing bands to spread their wings and recruit a wider audiecne, more people will listen to their previous works and bring new eyes to the scene. That’s what we’d all love. Stop being gatekeepers.
Keep it up bois! I love you’re still doing what you love, and finding enjoyment from it.
All we want is for you guys to continue to enjoy your musical journey. We love you!
🖤👏
YES🙏🔥🤘love their old and new stuff. It’s a bands right to change things up and do what they want to do and enjoy. It’s just so disrespectful to bash a band got putting something out that diverts from their first few albums. Not to mention when a select few bring Tom into it say disrespectful things of “Tom would be disappointed” or whatever. If you don’t like then that’s fine but some people need to stop being so disrespectful towards bands all because they change their style and it’s not putting out the same material from their earlier albums over and over again. Much of the comments I’ve seen people have been at least respectful. Then there’s some that just say nasty things to them. Totally uncalled for. However, I know many people still love them myself included and look forward to the new album🤘
Best comment, so so true❤❤
"new" fans that like this song aren't gonna go and listen to "gone with the wind" and like it like they like this. This is song is low effort and dull.
Ah yes, Bring me the Parkway Rammstein
Awesome. i love this band 💪🏻🤛🏻
Their previous albums still exist lol. So if you miss that style, go listen to those albums. I still blast The Here and Now, Hollow Crown, etc… and I also jam to the new stuff.
Art is supposed to evolve and they are not gonna stay the same after over a decade in the game. Just be happy for a new album this fast 😎
THAN is such an underrated album 🔥
Happy for them that they seem to have found a way out of their depression related to Tom's death.
Still not quite happy about the musical direction though. Been a fan since Hollow Crown. Lose some, win some. Same as with PWD. Metalcore is simplified these days attracting a broader audience and increasing sales, optimized for stadium shows and festivals with simple beats and singalongs. If this is the way it goes, best of luck. Happily there are still a few Oldschool bands keeping their recipes without being boring or repeating themselves.
And please support Void of Vision. They released very similar stuff soundwise and optically earlier.
Agree with ya. I know bands have to change and realized it when i heard Holy Hell in complete, that album was so damn good that i knew they topped their career
You do realise when you hit 30 and have kids, priorities and outlooks change, at the end of the day this is how they put food on the table and pay the rent, not just for now but in the future. I love their old stuff and also the new tracks, the industrial shift suits them. There are loads of carbon copy metalcore bands and if Architects didn't move on they'd drown in their on creation.
@@brettwardle4723 Tbh I'm tired of hearing that this development is necessary to pay your rent and food. Not meaning to be personal towards your comment. Especially for Epitaph I would assume that they grant the band lots of creative freedom. So why don't they use it (obviously)? Most of the musicians on this band have additional skills like mixing or so and earn money otherwise.
Maybe the root of the problem not that bands need to play simpler music but the industry should start paying them more (again). I was born in the 80s and back then bands survived without streaming and lots of them are still around.
Architects and Parkway Drive are the two bands I'm most disappointed with in terms of a newly adapted sound.
Void of vision new stuff is very good, he actually sings now which I don't know why he didn't before
Architects was one of my top 3 bands. Now I don't know. They can do what they want, but this just isn't what I fell in love with. Much love, hoping for even just a couple old style tracks on this new album
this is a respectable comment.
It sounds like they drew inspiration from Bloc Party and I couldn't be happier about that
For anyone who doesn’t know, Tom Searle had said before he passed away that he wanted to take Architects in a more industrial metal direction, so they are absolutely fulfilling his wishes by doing this. If you can’t get on board with it then that’s too bad, after 10 records and everything they’ve been through they have more than earned the right to do whatever they want at this point.
Now i understand everything. Thank you for this comment. T//S
I've honestly been a fan since their first record came out and have loved all their work. I just can't seem to get into this or the last album. Good luck to them though.
Nobody cares, nor asked. Let yourself out homie.
I like the new stuff, sounds kind of unique
@@theirishpotato6588 you dropped this: /s
@@rtyuuuuu nobody cares about your opinion of his comment.
@@emptysoul2757 And nobody cares about your opinion, on my opinion.
what a regression
ARCHITECTS RIPPIN' IT UP!!! ✊️👊
The last album had some great bangers, I loved "Black Lungs", "Impermanence", "Animals" and "Goliath" . This new song, I'm not a big fan of but I'm sure the new album will have awesome bangers as well, can't wait for it 🔥
I personally wasn't big on the last album at all. I much prefer AOGHAU and HH, I think they peaked with those
@@foofy14 Holy Hell was the best without a doubt
@@joaovilares1439 Holy Hell is one of the best metalcore Albums out there imho
You’re all spitting facts!
Honestly I hate the last album but the main riff of this song is it’s saving grace. I’m tired of the Chester Bennington style of vocals, but I can understand the appeal!
Rammstein Vibes from the guitar for sure. ✌️👌 Banger.
W
Josh Middleton please make more Sylosis music im dieing over here.
Really cant understand all the negative comments. Its just music get over it. They are finally having fun with their music all that sadness they used to carry has to let go and they found the right way. Great sound and modern approach this is what we need. Love you Architects ❤
So many people on here who wish bands would stay in a box like them. People grow, they change their work. It’s called progression. If you don’t like it, listen to the old stuff over and over. Just stop whining.
💯
thats totally the issue here. if staying in your box meant to not be bland and forgettable.
I respect their new direction and I will always be able to come back to their older stuff if I don’t like their new record, but I feel this may be a bit too “arena metal” for me
"arena metal". i like that. imma start using that now lol. this one doesnt hit like the last one in terms of a catchy chorus but its still a great 7/10.
@@thelittleowl1 yeah, the last song's chorus was easily one of their best.
Agreed. I love Architects and always will, but I think this album is the point where I stop listening to the new stuff. I've listened to both songs and they just aren't my thing, which is fair enough! I don't have to like everything they make, but I respect their decision to change their sound.
@@rshepherd45 this is the kind of fan we need more of. I’d advise you to at least give the remaining singles a go. I’m certain there will be at least 1 heavy track on the record.
@@InkAndPoet ikr. Catchy choruses are what I need. That’s the thing you need to be successful imo.
LOVE THIS NEW ERA OF ARCHITECTS. Love it or hate it, they are the titans, people should see them as a whole, not dismissing them just because they don't like a song. This is quite a deja-vu. We got the same reactions during The Here and Now, so no suprise. It's pretty obvious they love what they're doing, why don't let them be and enjoy the ride?
Long time ago, Architects could touch my soul deeply like no one could. It was like they were telling you something important, that can change your life. They were with me with all the most difficult times in my life and let me went through all of my problems without giving up. They were keeping me alive and with this crap it’s time to let them, just, go.
Rest in peace Tom, thanks for everything. I’m sorry that your group went this way.
When we were young 📈
Tear gas 📉
This is fantastic all the way from hollow crown to now nothing is gonna stop them. Architects forever every release is something different and I’m here for it
different? this is like animals
take me back in time
The effect on 1:32 on the breakdown with Sam's hand spinning right and Dan's hand spinning left with the drumstick... Amazing!
как же грустно смотреть на то, во что они скатились после холи хела
Это уже не Architects, а BMTH
@@ivaquez Да это уже даже и не BMTH. Это уже Asking Alexandria
кто нибудь помнит про Asking Alexandria?
They went from the doomsday djent riffs, to nu metal stomp riffs every song. This songs not bad, its just they have like 5+ songs that sound like this to the T
And other bands like Tallah and Spiritbox are doing the combination of industrial and nu-metal mix far better
I agree, I really like this song but it just doesn't have the same Architects distinctiveness the singles from their past albums have had. Knowing what they're capable of, it is slightly disappointing but I'm still holding out hope for the full album.
@@gghhyo5799 dance core.
Forgettable.
No the only song that sounds like this is WWWY and Animals
Possibly the first song Architects have ever released that I have been pretty disappointed with. Couldn't wait for it to end.
This, little wonder and meteor are all painfully bad
@@NintyGuy999 I didn't mind Meteor too much, but it took a while to get there
ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE WE CAN BE UNSTOPPABLE 🤣
I miss Tom...rest in peace,you magnificent bastard...
I'm not digging the new stadium rock sound but maybe the album will have some behemoths on it. If not, at least I have the older stuff which I'll always cherish.
Whoa, really wanted to love this.
Hate it 🙋🏻♂️😩
The riff is so Rammsteinish. Good song, love you guys ❤
Exactly
Was gonna say, Sam's looking like Richard Z in this clip haha.
Really gonna miss the signature architects type riffs like Holy Hell has some of my favorite guitar riffs I like to play and lyrically is also one of my favorite albums too
Not saying I dislike this new direction they’re going but I’m just gonna miss their older sound not to mention all their other previous albums like all our gods have abandoned us,lost forever etc.All phenomenal albums and I’m gonna miss new music with that type of sound
Just to inform you, their old albums are still available to stream and enjoy. They haven’t been taken off the internet, mate
@@harrisonlord3524 the point is, there will never be more architects that people loved. This is their new direction and it's crap. It's more mediocre BMTH generic "metal" (more like rock)
AOGHAU and previous albums were masterpieces. Tom had the architects DNS, now we have generic riff number 4 and some Medicare vocal overlays to cover Sam's cleans.
Бля, мне не кажется, но Ramshtine
You either break up metalcore or you stay together long enough to become the butt rock
🤣😭😂
if becoming butt rock means I get ted fking jensen to master my album, I'd proudly become butt.
@@TheBrandonn yeah, sure...
Song still goes absolutely hard. It's about time Architects made a groovy song
From this video Dan should be director at every architects video. Just a different level of ideas and quality.
Josh Middleton can't wait to write new songs for Sylosis to get his balls back.
I respect this new direction, but I very much miss the uniqueness and heaviness of the Holy Hell album and before. Please never lose your roots for the sake of appealing to a wider audience!
Yeah, but his brother died before that album so that's a once in a lifetime album.
It was such a heavy depressing album but you can't duplicate it
I dont think they're doing it to appeal to a wider audience, the writing style till all our gods have abandoned us was basically Tom's and holy hell followed it but as an album to mourn him but it already had some diferente elements.
I think they know they can't do it without Tom and want to leave that era as his legacy. So they've been crafting a new style on the last couple albums without losing what the band sound is
When you mean “heavy” you mean something like Hollow Crown right?
@@PedroHenrique-mj1mn Yeah, but also the other albums, like Holy Hell, AOGHAU, Daybreaker, etc
@@calebolota what do you mean? I find it incredible and they are having fun with their music and they don't need to sing about depression every song and a change with is amazing
Okay.......now i miss Hollow Crown times more than ever
Well, that hits very differently. Getting Linkin Parks/Bmth vibes which is cool 🤘
Well, I kinda disagree. Its a little different style of song, but I think its nothing but Architects style and vibe.
very Linkin Park early era "Meteroa" or "Hybrid theory" vibe, with some modern element like drum sound design
In the chorus, definitely.
Josh just doesn’t give a shit about everything that happens around. Level of the self-control which I am striving for.
Well, Architects sold out I see.
goodbye to the prog Architects era...
Holy hell guys, I love metalcore too but y'all need to realize you can like more than one genre
Facts. I hate their fans
*holy hell* 😏
It’s on repeat in the dome. Obsessed. ❤❤
Love it when bands are versatile about their songs. I don't want every track to sound the same.
Then better don't listen to "Animals" xD
I like the new vibe but man, they use to be mad and angry with heartbreaking lyrics.. this will never be the same
You want them to always be mad?
@@theirishpotato6588 yes
They’ve changed as people and the music they create reflects that evolution and growth. I am personally here for the new sounds and am still enjoying it all. Although I will admit, I was really hoping for a good blegh..
@@jahgargemp6729 the bleghs are dead :(
@Jahgar Gemp
I get it, every band must grow, but here I dont talk about the instrumental or the screams, I talk about lyrics. With all the absurd shit that has been going on for the past 3 years, they should have plenty of things to talk about
super unique I wish we can get something that sound like all our gods have abandoned us again,for the last time
From including Alan Watts Quotes, to…this
"Tear gas" that's the name of masterpiece ❤😊
I see something new from Architects... I click and enjoy
God i miss the old architects
Makes my heart beat, Thank you for the wake up call!
Sounds like a cross between Linkin Park and Nine Inch Nails a little bit.
I need L.F//L.T vibes
Architects is unstoppable now!
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🎉
This new BMTH goes crazy😩
This just feels like them selling out to be radio trash
Bring Me The Architects.
Yas
I'm so grateful for this band's music, it has helped me a lot during the last years, seeing negative comments about this song really makes me angry. Their new sound is powerful and fun, lyrics are cynical and full of meaning. I don't get it why "fans" dislike this so much. Sam's voice really shines and displays all the colours. The boys are at it's best and I'm happy for them. Long live Architects🖤
Fans of the old Architects dislike these new songs because they are too soft, simple and mainstream. I can totally see why theyre saying that but the songs are still really good so I dont care. Personally I prefer the older albums (especially Aoghau and Holy Hell) but the new stuff is still good and doesnt deserve nearly as much hate as its getting
@@blazolotl573 I really embrace this change, people change, life circumstances change, it isn't that hard to understand that Architects transcended to another stage in their career. I just enjoy the ride
Dog at the start funny asf great song and band much love ❤ rock on 🤘