Reading.Festival.2017.Architects.HDTV.x264-PLUTONiUM

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TV/SD

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PLUTONiUM

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462,62 MB

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27

Date

2017-08-28

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 | rls.....: Reading.Festival.2017.Architects.HDTV.x264-PLUTONiUM
 | General.: 2017.08.28, Live Music, 41mn 45s @ 463 MiB
 | Video...: x264, 720x404, 50fps, CRF24 @ 1421 Kbps
 | Audio...: AAC, 2 Channels @ 128 Kbps 
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   epg info:                                                                  |
             The sixth studio album from Brighton, England-based metalcore    |
             outfit Architects UK, 'Lost Forever, Lost Together' is the most  |
             sprawling and ambitious, yet tightly controlled album so far in  |
             the band's ten-year career. Making their Epitaph Records debut,  |
             Architects UK deepen their blend of brutal, thundering metal and |
             melody spiked hardcore with heavier riffs and intricate          |
             arrangements inspired by artists unlikely as Sigur Ros.          |
                  With lyrics delving into everything from the Fukushima      |
             nuclear disaster, to Architects UK's guitarist/chief songwriter  |
             Tom Searle's recent bout with skin cancer, Lost Forever, Lost    |
             Together artfully delivers an emotional charge that's both       |
             devastating and glorious. While some moments on 'Lost Forever,   |
             Lost Together' were born from happy accidents ('Gravedigger',    |
             for instance, uses a tuning Tom discovered after his guitar was  |
             knocked out of tune onstage), the album emerges as Architects    |
             UK's most carefully crafted work to date.                        |
                  After creating demos while on the Warped tour and the 25    |
             country headlining venture chronicled in their 2013 documentary  |
             'One Hundred Days: The Story Of Architects Almost World Tour',   |
             Tom and Sam took a month to work on vocal preproduction before   |
             heading into the studio. "We'd never done anything like that     |
             before," says Sam. "I'd always gone into recording just kind of  |
             feeding off the thrill of not really knowing what I was doing,   |
             but this time around we decided it was important to spend a lot  |
             of time on phrasing and getting things right." Although much     |
             more meticulous than their usual process, Tom points out that    |
             the new approach allowed for a greater sense of freedom. "I      |
             think it streamlined everything and helped us to explore things  |
             that might have seemed too ambitious had it all happened in the  |
             rehearsal room,ö he says. Those newly explored dimensions        |
             include the atmospherics soundscapes layered throughout Lost     |
             Forever, Lost Together." We all love post-rock bands like This   |
             Will Destroy You and Sigur Ros, so this was a way for us to      |
             bringing in something serene and subtle but still be heavy at    |
             the same time," says Tom.                                        |
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             TL:DR Try to imagine what the greatest ever metal music would    |
                   sound like. Now try to imagine the complete opposite, And  |
                   you have this pile of dogshit screamo band.                |
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