When it comes to England's metal core scene no one comes quite as close to creating a stir and the Architects manage to do. Founded in 2004 after undergoing a couple name changes that band proceeded to release their debut album "Nightmares" in 2006. In a move seen very rarely in rock bands lead singer Matt Johnson walked away from the band, and in his place Sam Carter came into the scene. The Architects survived this change in vocalists and went on to release three more studio albums. Taking the time to appreciate their music is not hard at all, this is a band that embraces the way in which their fans relate to their music. Concerts tend to be a bit chaotic, but this fits with the music of a band who enjoys stirring things up. They are touring on a regular basis, so fans will often have the opportunity to see them in action.
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