Welcome to Yesterday’s Jukebox! In our newest monthly column, I’ll be taking a retrospective gaze through a wide selection of disparate genres and artist discographies (particularly those with a sizeable back catalogue), with a keen eye for the deep cuts, hidden gems, and certified bangers. This month, we’re taking a look at the career of Brighton metalcore exports Architects. – Owen Morawitz “In the Desert” – Nightmares (2006) At their inception in the mid-00s, Architects dealt exclusively in the type of molten mathcore that would please devoted Dillinger fans. Nightmares is chaotic, abrasive and supremely discordant, with tracks like “In The Desert” a shining example of original vocalist Matt Johnson’s panic-induced throat-shredding. “North Lane” – Ruin (2007) Ruin solidifies the Archite...
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