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Fun fact: Discourse is dead was actually written and recorded before Holy Hell came out. Hence why thats one of the more heavy ones on the album because it was done in between all our gods and Holy hell.😉
Explains why it's my favorite from the record so far haha!
@@ferrisconfines Mine too haha!😆🤘
Although I love the whole album, All Our God's is still my favorite architects album and probably one of my favorite albums ever released by any band but I love this one too.
I’m glad we got some old architects sound in there cuz personally for me the new version isn’t for me, but I’m glad others can still enjoy this band like nothing happened.
@@ethanwhite2561 Yeah it took me a while to warm to it, but I have and I love their new sound. It really feels like after Tom's Death they've now found their feet again.
I was the same when BMTH changed their sound, first I wasn't sure but then loved it.
However nowhere as good as all our gods.
I didn't know that. But i can hear it.
Winston's feature on Impermanence was so perfect. Incredible breakdown. Overall a very enjoyable album.
HELLLLSSSS YAAAAHHH
I really like the drumming on this album. It's fun.
Same, proper groovy, you can tell dan was just having a proper groove
Maybe dan wrote a lot of the album, so it was made with drums in mind
Dan always kills it.
That closing track. THAT is how you finish an album.
architects always did it well ever since lost forever lost together made
@@imoanadz since Hollow crown
@@ivankostadinov5924 oh yeah forgot about that one. hollow crown (song) is so damn incredible
Don’t get me wrong, I love a good breakdown but I wish people wouldn’t judge so harshly when they’re missing! Appreciate the variety and lyrical content!
I agree I actually liked that there wasn't a breakdown in every song because that way it was always a surprise :D
I listened to all the songs separately and some of them just didn't hit for me. But after hearing the full album in order, it changes a lot. The more you listen to it, the better it got for me
Exactly man. I didn’t really like it at first but now it’s my third or maybe even second favourite Architects album. So damn good 🤘
The same thing happened to me when I tried listening to A thousand Suns album by Linkin Park. Not a big fan on some of the singles, but when u listen to the songs in the order, you'd find out how well the songs were put together. That makes me respect the album as a whole make it become one of my favorite album of all time!
Spot on, had quite a few longish car journeys lately and it’s an amazing listen end to end.
I really loved impermanence, An Ordinairy Extinction and Discourse is Dead!
And absolutely hate flight without feathers, Meteor, Demi god, the intro and another one i cant put the Finger right now. Still a solid 6,5/10 Album
These three are my favourites too!
I loved Impermanence too! Flight without feathers, Dead Butterflies and Ordinary Extinction were my other highlights from this.
@@Sidtheriser07 FWF is an underrated one.
After Alien from Northlane, FTTWTE is my second favourite "Change" album.
Alien doesn't get the recognition it deserves. Just like all the other masterpieces finding embodiment by the superiority of Metal in general.
don't forget amo and greyview those are great game changer too
Impermanence is sick dude. The breaksdown are insane!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I love Architects.. I've been following them for years, lost forever/lost together being my fav, but Dying is Absolutely Safe got me man. Such an inctedible homage to their history and progression as a band. Cri ery tym.
LF//LT is my absolute favorite album of theirs. The songs on that album are so heavy and have so much energy and they get me pumped every time I hear them
@@anthonymonterosso7472 same Lost forever is my fav it will be hard to top that for me.
Fun fact: Sam stated that Dying was inspired by an documentary about Ozzy Osbourne's Parkinson's diagnosis. He is unsure how they're going to play it live because he said that he cried when he heard the finished song for the first time, as did his fiance.
That closing track hit me like a truck, I was NOT expecting those heavy feels. Tears were shed.
I started listening to Architects during AOGHAU, I loved their old sound, but I'm so glad they're changing it up, it's refreshing.
As a big fan of Christopher Nolan and Architects i would like to take a comparison with that ! If you are seeing the trilogy with the Albums "Lost Forever/Lost Together" , "All Of Our Gods Have Abandonded Us" and "Holy Hell" as the full Dark-Knight-Trilogy where you have felt an arc of fear, chaos and pain there is no way you can top this trilogy as a full masterpiece, so you create an epic new take with a lot of new ways and possibilities for the future with "For Those That Wish To Exist" (or in the case of Nolan - "Interstellar" as the follow-up after the Dark-Knight-Trilogy) and time will tell if it is going to grow as a masterpiece or as a letdown in the career of Architects.
IMO i like it and i will give it the time to grow on me !
This album is incredible imo. They managed to make a great blend of the new "softer" stuff and also stuff that would satisfy long time fans
Discourse is Dead is probably the most surprising song for me. It's the heaviest song on the album and yet is such a drastically different sound compared to Architect's older records.
LOVED THIS FUCKING ALBUM
This album has a bit of everything, loved it!
Your name lmao. General Kenobi I did not expect that 😂
@@patbateman8116 A suprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Album wasn't personally for me, but the fact that other people can enjoy it makes me happy. They can do whatever genre they want as long as it brings people joy. Favorite track was FWF, which is strange because of how soft it was. Probably because of the atmosphere.
The album is basically Architect's Ire/Reverence with how it tones down the metalcore elements and in place incorporating a more arena rock-ish sound.
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@@pearce.nouvelle hell yeah (:
Totally agree! Big up for the Invent Animate profile picture! My favourite metalcore band!
I'm in the same boat and it's a shame because I feel like there is a decent album in here, but it feels incredibly bloated and disjointed at 15 tracks.
This album is a literal rollercoaster, one song will be heavy metal (impermanence) and the next rock/hard rock (little wonder (probably my favorite) ) and then experimental (flight without feathers)
I just love that they still included so many breakdowns and nasty riffs. Banger album!
Those whispers in giving blood got me everytime....I always rather breakdowns ...but ..this is architects....they bound to amaze us on every song
I feel really big Parkway Drive influence in this album. Reverence had kinda the same epic vibe with riffs, sound and themes, if you listen to the last section of Chronos with orchestra you can clearly hear it. Even the album cover and the song names, I mean "Goliath" and "Demi God" sound like something among the lines of "Chronos" and "Absolute Power" if you know what I mean.
Gives me bring me the horizon vibes. Heavy yet mixed with a new sound. Absolutely fantastic
Politely eating all the negative words I had to say about this record in recent months 😏
Same dude, it's not their best album, but it's not bad either. I'd say it's a 7/10 for me personally
Honestly there's only a few songs I didn't like. Demi-God, Flight Without Feathers, & Dying is Absolutely Safe, are the only ones I really just couldn't get into.
@@xMarik96 yeah, didnt love them either but in the context of the album they actually fit alright if u evaluate album as a whole imo.
Really, I listened and only added 4 songs to the Playlist. I just wish it was heavier. I feel like that's why Impermanence and Discourse stick out so much. It has the stuff I wish every other song had.
@@Bidens_Diaper idc about the heaviness, but more of the emotion and effort they put I to their music. The album wasn't bad, but I'll pick it up eventually.
When you have high expectations for an album and the band delivers>>>>
I discovered Architects with this album. 2 years later, it is still the BEST album I've ever heard in my entire life. I listen to it almost every week and it helped me so much writing my 2 Master thesis. I can't wait until the next album
It is also one of the only album whom I like ALL the songs. Especially Animals, Little Wonder and Libertine (the lyric "We are the rush worshiping the rain" is INCREDIBLE).
Same!!!
Chills, from the beginning to the end
I like most of the tracks on this album, but a few of them are very similar to each other
Almost like its the same band playing all songs..
You do know that there are songs off their older albums that sound very similar
Yea, agreed. There are like 3-4 tracks that sounds exactly the same.
@@thatbrit2005 i think he means similar arrangement and keys, not style and vibe
@@thatbrit2005 don't be dumb. You know what OP was saying. There are songs that do sound similar. Why try and pick a fight when there is none.
I would say Discourse is Dead, Impermanence, Dead Butterflies, An Ordinary Extinction & Dying is Absolutely Safe are amongst my favorites of the album. The one track that is really growing on me is Flight Without Feathers, all around pretty solid album
the lyrics in flight >>>>>
Parkway Drive and BMTH are two bands imo that changed their style and didn't suck. Does Architects fall into that category too, let's find out.
And Linkin park as well
100% agree. I'm still very torn on this new sound, it's just a big step back in innovation for architects standards from what I've heard yet. They used to be cutting edge, and the new sound is so similar to what bmth did like 7 years ago. I love that era of them, but hearing it in 2021 is a bit meh. Maybe I'll like this new record more when I've listened to it a few times though, not writing it off yet
Linkin park didn't suck after changing their style, the only problem was the fans
@@minecraftsteve2504 I guess you could say the same for this album. This is pretty good, it's the fans that want the same formula over and over.
I honestly feel like this album will age well. That's exactly what happened to BMTH, everyone now praises their work on That's The Spirit and Amo but when those albums came out their whole fandom turned on them and a lot of reviewers gave them negative feedback.
I've been very critical after first listening. The thing is, this isn't even a bad album, it's really good. You just except sth different. However, I've read an interview with Sam today and their intention behind the album and now it's really growing on me.
I love their heavier stuff but this album is pretty solid.
I'm so glad this Album introduced me more to Metalcore
absolutely banger of an album. love it
Flying without feathers sounds like a Thrice tribute and i love it. Even from the start i think sam is getting so close to dustin's tone and that is amazing. Easily my fave from the chilled ones on the album
I mean, Sam is a huge Thrice fan, so.....
The chorus on An Ordinary Extinction always gives me chills holy shit those screams and that synth and everything
I was harsh on some of their singles at first, but, after listening to the whole album.. I loved it. It isn't AS big of a stretch or as different of a sound as I thought. Listen to them pre "All our gods have abandoned us" they sound a LOT like this, but this is much more refined, and calculated compared to their earlier work. I still prefer their heavier stuff, but I liked several of these songs a lot, and I really respect what they did here, and this was just a natural progression.
I disagree about it being more refined and calculated, Daybreaker was perfect.
Because of the singles, I had zero desire to check this album out and thought they sold out. Guess I'll have to check it out now.
Some really good stuff on there
It's better in context of the album imo.
@@tubadude07 thats how I feel, the last 2 singles made me worry just a little but in the grand scheme of it all it works beautifully.
@@tubadude07 Just wondering who thought it was a good idea to put out only soft singles. That gave the impression that the entire album wasn't gonna be metalcore or hard at all.
@@Mavvyd96 The singles went from Hard rock, to hard rock with a bit of metalcore, to a big stadium sound, to radio rock. It gradually let fans know what they're getting into, by making the longtime fans think the entire album is going to be soft, they get pleasantly surprised by a few certified bangers, rather than going into it thinking it was going to be another Architects metalcore mashup and being disappointed that the album had so many softer elements.
Underpromise, overdeliver. That's the smartest business move any artist can make.
I wonder how and why is no one talking about how Nolly and Dan ABSOLUTELY smashed that drum sound.
As much as I love Giving Blood and the new sound... I really would have loved to hear that intro go into something heavier like from the LF//LT sound.
Architects boutta pull a BMTH, release a weird album for them, then come back with some heavy af shii
I wasn’t a fan of Animals at first, but it actually fits well in the scope of the whole album. Much better than I expected it to be. 8/10 album and this is coming from a guy who’s favorite album of all time is Holy Hell
The Goliath feature is AMAZING
Disagree with the Simon Neil inclusion comment. I loved it and being a fan of biffy clyro I still didn’t expect his scream like that- plus the hole song is very biffy clyro type of song
been a fan of Architects for 9 years now and I absolutely love this album and the direction they chose for it while still keeping a good majority of the album pretty heavy
also, Dan absolutely fucking killed it with the drumming on this album
FFS those people trashing this album needs to realize this is their 9th! 9th FUCKING ALBUM! they've been gracing us great music for a long time now, give them a break
This isn't the positive comment you think it is.
@@zacredington4776 i liked the album
@@richard6200 Okay but can you see how your comment implies you think it’s bad
@@zacredington4776 what part of my comment where i say it's bad? you're just taking it out of context
@@richard6200 Listen kid, you said “they have given us lots of good music already, give them a break”.... why do people need to give them a break? What does years of good music have to do with it? In what you said, you have implied- intentionally or not- that they deserve to have people go easy on them for releasing a bad album. It’s a backhanded statement. I’m not taking it out of context, you just said words that don’t portray what you obviously wanted to.
Perfect video. This album slams
I was never really a fan of architects, I could never get into them really im not sure why. But this is exactlyyy what I've been waiting for from them, I love it so much.
Little Wonder was a hidden gem for me!
They really were holding out on us so much lmao
How did you listen to a whole album in 7 minutes, 42 seconds? That's impressive
"For Those Who Wish To Exist For 7 Minutes and 41 Seconds" yep, that will be for me
I'll have to let it sit with me more but I liked it. Album doesn't lack energy that's for sure. THat was the main thing i was worried about.
This album was so awesome, i don't care what anyone says
Btw, what about a Dead Butterflies vocal cover;)
50/50. Various tracks are a solid for me like animals, giving blood, discourse is dead, little wonder, impermanence, goliath.
You know it reminds me of Starset
same here
It's sad that Sam don't Use his incredable lows...
Giving blood is stunning
Don't forget that Deadlights have a new song out called "Born of a Lie" and it's already the song of the year!
Dying is Absolutely Safe is my favourite
This album kicked ass for me. Some of the songs miss the target but the rest are so strong I didn’t mind. Was pleasantly surprised by this
Impermanence and Giving Blood are my favorites
Yeah I didn't mind the album. It's probably 4 songs too long though.
I like it but I still need couple of more listens to fit this in lol
I feel like people who were turned off by songs like Flight Without Feathers never listened to Daybreaker.
FACTS
Filler track
@@Harmi-XD Just not your cup of tea. There's a difference.
Flight without Feathers is actually one of my favourite tracks from thsi album!
This. Daybreaker is my favorite Architects album and FWF was my favorite song on the album.
In my opinion is an amazing album!!! listen and react to What Lies Ahead - Fake Wounds
i love the album it's very creative but i have a little feeling that all the song are the same but for me it's like you said it's a solid album for the lyrics 15/20 . You should check the album of Neon Graves - ALL THAT BRINGS US DOWN they are so underated and talented
Fucking amazing album !!! 🤘😝....: yes it is very different but it is also very well done. Great job guyz 👍
Old Architects fans loss is my gain. I absolutely loved this record.
Why would you say something like that?
I can't tell if you are baiting or being ignorant
I'm an old fan of Architects and I absolutely love this new album. Excited to mix it up with the discography depending on my mood!
@@bastianvickers1789 Right there with you brother
@@bastianvickers1789 same man. I didn’t really like this album at first tbh but it’s grown massively on me. I genuinely mean this when I say all love all their albums (from Nightmares to FTTWTE). All their albums are awesome but I’d say my ranking is:
1) AOGHAU (my favourite album of all time ever since I first listened to it).
2) LF//LT
3) Either Daybreaker or FTTWTE I can’t decide
4) The one from above that wasn’t in third
5) Hollow Crown
6) Holy Hell
7) Ruin
7) The Here And Now
9) Nightmares (because Sam isn’t on it haha.)
dont know why but there was a part in Demi God that reminded me of Twenty One Pilots xd
What headphones are you using?
Although I believe it to be weaker than the last 3 albums, this album was gold to me, strong 9/10 despite some songs blending together in parts but that’ll probably go away after further listens. Loved it.
In my opinion the style they had in “Holy Hell” was the best. Every single song in that album was great. I think they should stick to that.
I don't know man. I think the album is a solid 6.5 out of 10 for me. I think it's really cool that they're experimenting a bit but I think songs like Demi-God, Little Wonder and Flight Without Feathers really didn't need to be there. I'll probably have to listen to it a few more times. Still, I think it's a shame that Sam didn't show so much of his emotional screams. But the lows in Discourse is Dead are completely cool. Actually Sams vocals in general are just perfect
I’m so happy that you started to enjoy Meteor as well. First time I heared the last minute I was blown away with goosebumps all over. And almost all the reaction channels didn’t get it. Good to see it’s getting better ;)
This album is fucking sick 🤟
I think there's some really good tracks on here but I feel like there's some fillers that could've probably been filtered out
What were your top 3 tracks of the album?
it's time to become a patron
Animals, An Ordinairy Extinction and Discourse is Dead. That's probably all that I like on this album.
you have to hear anchor
This is already the album of the year, god damn
i don't know about that, erra is releasing an album this year
@@sarcasm4371 After hearing erra"s last single i think you are right, lol
I haven’t listened to the album yet, but I’m probably not going to enjoy much (or as much as previous albums) because I’m not a huge fan of the experimental stuff.
But, I’ll give it a proper judge when I fully listen because I do enjoy Animals and Black Lungs.
Hey. Just curious if you liked the album? ;D
@@filnin Unfortunately, I did not. I'm really big on listening to albums instead of playlists, and I listened to it maybe 5 times and couldn't keep going. To me, it was very forgettable
@@c4gob00m Ah! What a pity. To a person who doesn't really like when the band constantly screams at you (like old-old Architects), this album was a masterpiece.
But it all depends of course. 2 years ago I couldn't even imagine I would like metalcore. I used to listen something more like Powermetal etc. And now I really like Spiritbox as a band, metalcore as a genre. Will see. Maybe in 10 years I will hate this Architects' album :)
Listening to this album, it is officially confirmed that Architects has turned into a japanese metal bands 😂😂 the sounds were very similar to most of the japanese metal bands that i've heard.
Especially all the lead guitar parts lol
@@lew0013 leads were quite varied across this record though?
Honestly, I thought this was gonna be another album like The Path by ffak and, uh.....kinda
Personally I only love Impermanence and Discourse is Dead. The rest is ok, but not what I would listen to on a regular. Overall a 6.5/10 for me - sadly.
Same bro. Those two songs have everything I wish the entire album had.
So basically you only want heavy stuff then...
I mean its not bad, but then again i cant say ill be listening to any of these tracks in 7 years. Whereas i still slap Naysayer and Gravedigger on the reg.
Demi God is fire.
I'm not a fan of the lasts 3 songs. I can admit that DIAS could be the last song but the 2 others I don't know what they are here. If it was a 13 tracks album, could be their second best record (after AOGHAU)
I hear so much Linkin Park influence in it, and I love it
I guess that they delivered generic-like songs before the album, which actually came out to be sexy as hell. The album itself contains lots of Architectish elements, though you can clearly see that they are changing their musical style. They simply didn't deliver it fast enough to sound garbage (Suicide Silence reference with the self titled, just to be clear).
what's up dude
Taking the singles in isolation was terrifying. Hearing the full album in context makes a lot more sense. I don’t like it anywhere near as much as previous albums overall but I have massive respect for the new things they tried on this. The record is stylistically balanced a lot better than I was afraid it would be so it’s all good. There’s some great moments and some bland, boring moments but it’s an interesting listen and the lyrics are very good.
Don't get the hate. I loved the album.
Mixed album for me some pretty good some very very bad
2-4 songs are about all I can take from this album
For me the album is like linkin park with preakdowns, which is nothing bad but in my ears almost all the breakdowns and choruses are almost the same and the variety is too small. But the album is not bad, just not really what i like
I don't get this band. I keep trying but doesn't work for me. But for those that love them, happy you found good rock for you. We need good rock these days...
Last good Architects album
To those that say FTTWTE is similar to 'amo' from BMTH :
Really?
I hear more people comparing it to TTS from BMTH. Even then, this album is heavier than that one. Not that that means it’s better or worse, it just has metalcore elements, TTS didn’t.
@@calebboik909 Exactly! Yes, opinions differ, but the facts are as is: FTTWTE is more heavy than the albums we talked about.
@@Tutankamion196 I would say that Sempiternal is more like what this album sounds like. Though I do believe that that album had much more of a metalcore meets hard rock vibe, but I suppose the same can be said about this one.
I feel like this album is more of a mix of Sempiternal and TTS with some Linkin Park, Rammstein, NIN and Royal Blood influences. But it still has a few metalcore songs that are very reminiscence of old Architects. It literally has a little bit for everyone.