Architects have returned with a new album, a massive new single, and a UK tour that includes Wembley Arena

The new full-length is coming in November.
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Architects have loads of news this morning, including new album details; their first since the passing of Tom Searle.

“In those first months after Tom’s death, I didn’t deal with it at all and I felt so unhappy and anxious,” drummer Dan Searle explains. “I’d ignored it and just tried to cope. But I knew that at some point, I had to learn from it.”

“It’s at times like that you ask yourself, ‘What is left?’” adds vocalist Sam Carter. “As a group of friends, we had to find something.”

“Ultimately, there were two choices,” Dan continues. “Feel sorry for yourself and believe the world to be a horrible place and let it defeat you. Or let it inspire us to live the life that Tom would have wanted us to live. I was very worried about people taking away a despondent message from the album. I felt a level of responsibility to provide a light at the end of the tunnel for people who are going through terrible experiences.”

The follow-up to 2016’s ‘All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us’, ‘Holy Hell’ will be released on 9th November via Epitaph Records. They’ve also shared new single ‘Hereafter’, and a UK tour. 

The band will play:


JANUARY
14 Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse (UK)
17 Glasgow, O2 Academy (UK)
18 Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena (UK)
19 London, The SSE Arena Wembley (UK)

Check out ‘Hereafter’ below.

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