British heavyweights Architects are back with a relentless new single, ‘Brain Dead,’ featuring House of Protection—the latest glimpse into their highly anticipated 11th studio album, The Sky, The Earth & All Between, dropping this Friday, February 28 via Epitaph Records. Just days after surprising fans with ‘Everything Ends,’ which revealed a more vulnerable side to the band, ‘Brain Dead’ flips the script with a volatile mix of punk attitude and crushing intensity. Produced by Jordan Fish, the track showcases Sam Carter’s unmatched vocal range, seamlessly shifting from frenetic screams to guttural growls to soaring melodic cleans. Architects are pulling no punches with this one-two combo of new music leading up to their album release.
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ARCHITECTS REVEAL NEW SINGLE ‘BLACKHOLE’
Architects today reveal a new single titled ‘Blackhole’, from their new studio album ‘The Sky, The Earth & All Between’ out Via Epitaph on 28th February.
‘Blackhole’ will be the fourth single from the album and follows the mighty ‘Whiplash’ in November. The epic video for the single was shot in California, Sam adds “So excited to have Blackhole out, it’s one of my favourite songs from the album. The video is equally as intense as the song. We filmed the video at such a wild location and we really are at the top of those buildings that you see. This is Architects at our most ferocious.”
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ARCHITECTS REVEAL NEW ALBUM ‘THE SKY, THE EARTH & ALL BETWEEN’ + RELEASE NEW SINGLE & VIDEO
The mighty Architects today announce their plans to release a new studio album titled ‘The Sky, The Earth & All Between’ Via Epitaph on 28th February, 2025. They also reveal the third single from the album, titled ‘Whiplash’ (Written by Sam Carter & Dan Searle/Produced by Jordan Fish). The track just received a Hottest Record premiere on Radio 1.
A cinematic video shot in Slovenia accompanies the release, Dan Searle says “We’ve long admired Director ‘Specter’ for his work with Rammstein so it was a pleasure to bring him in for this song to create something for us. His visual concept gave life to the words in a unique way that may create more questions than answers, but sometimes that’s the beauty in art.
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Refused Enlist Cult Of Luna For Cover Of ‘Tannhäuser / Derive’
Refused are continuing the overdue 25th anniversary celebration of their seminal 1998 record with ‘The Shape Of Punk To Come Obliterated’: a 12-song tribute album featuring covers from prominent names in hardcore, available to stream on November 8th via Epitaph Records. After approaching 12 bands with the request to “rearrange or deconstruct” each song, today they share a dark and expansive take on the operatic 10-minute saga ‘Tannhäuser / Derive’, reimagined by fellow Swedes, Cult of Luna.
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ARCHITECTS RELEASE NEW SINGLE ‘CURSE’
Once again enthralling listeners with their signature sonic brutality, acclaimed British metalcore outfit Architects kick off 2024 with an explosive new single, ‘Curse.’ Produced by Jordan Fish, the track is available everywhere via Epitaph Records. In addition to the single, the band announces the anticipated second leg of their North American tour.
Instantly grabbing attention with a guttural scream by frontman Sam Carter, ‘Curse’ is rife with blast beats, massive guitar riffs, and Carter’s impressive vocal range as he switches between aggressive verses and a melodic chorus. The track is elevated by the pummeling bridge that sees the band embracing their roots with one of their heaviest, most eruptive breakdowns to date. Following the bridge with a stripped-back final pre-chorus, ‘Curse’ is a testament to the intensity and versatility that has earned Architects millions of fans across the globe.
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Architects Share New Single & Video ‘a new moral low ground’
Today, Architects have shared the third preview off their new album, the classic symptoms of a broken spirit, which will be out via Epitaph on October 21st. Continuing the band’s exploration of industrial and electronic influences, “a new moral low ground” opens with moody synths before erupting in a maelstrom of riffage, the hooky refrain of “you cut me close to the bone” layered with harmonies. Watch the music video below :
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