Back in March of this year, Architects were on the road promoting their then brand new, and still fantastic, album, Lost Forever // Lost Together. Rock Sins was lucky enough to be in attendance at the Glasgow date of this tour, and as a result we have a photo gallery of exclusive shots for our…
Fresh from wow’ing the crowds at the Reading and Leeds August bank holiday double header of festivals over the last few days and with their album Lost Forever // Lost Together hailed as the finest of their career thus far, UK metalcore favourites Architects have announced the biggest tour of their careers thus far. Set…
Architects are back with their sixth and most exceptional album to date, Lost Forever // Lost Together, which will undoubtedly propel the Brighton quintet to a new career high. Starting off proceedings with Gravedigger and it’s sly ambient introduction you get an utter brute of a song. Delivering the riff of the album into the…
Having spent most of 2013 away from the UK with only one appearence at Download Festival a lot of people have been looking forward to Architects returning tonight. With their latest album Lost Forever // Lost Together about to be released there was not a better way for Architects to celebrate this than with a…
As already remarked on this website, metalcore, and British metalcore in particular is shaping up for one hell of a year in 2014. Bury Tomorrow have already given their fans a first taste of new material in 2014 and now their fellow Brits Architects are taking their turn to reveal their first piece of new…
It seems that Andy Copping and The Powers That Be at Castle Donington & Live Nation HQ are just determined to continuously outdo themselves this year. Well, this most recent bit of news for Download 2013 is gonna go down in the history of Download as one of the most impressive announcements ever. Not content…
Architects had a busy 2012, touring all over the world, we managed to talk to their lead singer, Sam Carter, about their experiences touring, playing Warped and that PETA advert. How has the tour been so far? Sam: It’s been great, been cool to get back to the UK. All in, the whole three or four months…
Remember in 2009 when Architects released Hollow Crown? it sounded fresh, vital and genuine, and it made them one of the most influential British metal bands around. They followed it up with the much more mainstream friendly The Here And Now. Many fans and critics didn’t take too kindly to the album, but it was…
When a band changes style, or tries something new, we always like to praise that band for at least trying to bring something extra to their sound. There can, however, be a thin line between ditching what your band is about – much like Linkin Park have recently done – and injecting a new excitement…
