The thing about existence—at least for organic life anyway—is that it necessitates evolution. Pressures both internal and external force characteristics and traits to continually change and evolve. Typically, these changes are small and gradual, but when viewed cumulatively, they combine to have a lasting effect on the organism. This slow metamorphosis ultimately works to create something new, something different—all in the name of survival. Without this process, life in its great cosmic wisdom will inevitably grind you down to the primordial dust you came from. In this way, evolution is the only thing standing between us and oblivion. British metallers Architects understand this concept better than most. 2018 saw the release of their eighth studio album, Holy Hell, their first release wit...
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