Architects’ live performance of " Impermanence" at Abbey Road Studios transcends music, becoming a philosophical exploration of life and death. This collaboration with The Parallax Orchestra invites listeners to confront the beauty and melancholy of existence, urging us to embrace our mortality as a catalyst for authentic living.
Vocal covers, like M O R P H I D E's rendition of Architects' " Animals," serve as a bridge between artists and audiences, inviting fresh interpretations and sparking discussions about creativity and authenticity in music.
Architects have released an orchestral version of their song " Animals," recorded live at Abbey Road Studios for Amazon Originals. The arrangement by Rosie Danvers enhances the original track from their album ' For Those That Wish To Exist.' The performance is available for streaming, though viewers are cautioned about potential triggers for photosensitive epilepsy.
Architects' " Impermanence," recorded live at Abbey Road Studio, showcases their album ' For Those That Wish To Exist.' The performance features The Parallax Orchestra and is directed by Tom Welsh and Taylor Fawcett. The piece explores themes of existence and mortality, highlighting the tension between the desire for permanence and the inevitability of change. The album is available for streaming and download.
Architects have released "tear gas," a track from their upcoming album, 'the classic symptoms of a broken spirit,' set to debut on October 21. The song features a blend of powerful lyrics and dynamic instrumentation, showcasing the band's signature style. The music video, directed by Dan Searle, complements the song's themes. Fans can pre order, stream, and download the album through various platforms.
