Architects (2) – For Those That Wish To Exist
Tracklist
| A1 | Do You Dream Of Armageddon? | |
| A2 | Black Lungs | |
| A3 | Giving Blood | |
| A4 | Discourse Is Dead | |
| B1 | Dead Butterflies | |
| B2 | An Ordinary Extinction | |
| B3 | Impermanence | |
| B4 | Flight Without Feathers | |
| C1 | Little Wonder | |
| C2 | Animals | |
| C3 | Libertine | |
| C4 | Goliath | |
| D1 | Demi God | |
| D2 | Meteor | |
| D3 | Dying Is Absolutely Safe |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Epitaph
- Copyright © – Epitaph
- Engineered At – Middle Farm Studios
- Engineered At – Brighton Electric Studios
- Engineered At – Den Gamle Biograf
- Produced At – Brighton Electric Studios
Credits
- Bass, Keyboards – Alex Dean*
- Cello – Tim Lowe (3)
- Choir – Choir Noir
- Composed By [Strings & Brass], Arranged By [Strings & Brass] – Simon Dobson (2)
- Design – 23in
- Double Bass – Alex Verster*
- Drums [Additional] – Liam Kearley (tracks: D3)
- Drums, Keyboards, Lyrics By, Producer, Engineer [Vocals] – Dan Searle
- Edited By [Vocals] – Robin Adams (3)
- Engineer [Brass] – Joachim Hejslet*
- Engineer [Drums] – Adam 'Nolly Getgood*
- Guest [Vocals] – Winston McCall (tracks: B3)
- Guitar – Adam Christianson
- Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards, Co-producer – Josh Middleton
- Horns – Susanne Skou*
- Mastered By – Chris Athens
- Mixed By – Zakk Cervini
- Photography By – Tom Welsh (3)
- Piano – Patrick J Pearson*
- Producer [Additional Production], Engineer [Choir, Strings & Piano] – Peter Miles
- Strings – Parallax Orchestra
- Trombone – Marek Stolarczyk
- Trumpet – Tristan Button
- Viola – Edward Bale*
- Violin – Will Harvey*
- Vocals – Sam Carter (3)
- Vocals [Additional] – Amelie Searle-Desbiens (tracks: A3, A4, C3)
- Written-By, Performer – Architects (2)
Notes
Housed in a full-colour gatefold jacket, featuring an obi-strip.
Vinyl housed in 2 full colour, double-sided, matte-printed lyric & credit inner-sleeves.
Drums engineered by Adam 'Nolly' Getgood @ Middle Farm Studios.
Vocals produced * engineered by Dan Searle @ Brighton Electric Studios.
Choir, strings & Piano engineered by Peter Miles @ Middle Farm Studios.
Brass engineered by Joachim Hejslet in Aalborg, Denmark @ Den Gamle Biograf.
Vinyl housed in 2 full colour, double-sided, matte-printed lyric & credit inner-sleeves.
Drums engineered by Adam 'Nolly' Getgood @ Middle Farm Studios.
Vocals produced * engineered by Dan Searle @ Brighton Electric Studios.
Choir, strings & Piano engineered by Peter Miles @ Middle Farm Studios.
Brass engineered by Joachim Hejslet in Aalborg, Denmark @ Den Gamle Biograf.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Scanned): 045778772810
- Barcode (Printed): 0 45778 77281 0
Other Versions (5 of 23)
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For Those That Wish To Exist (CD, Album) | Epitaph | 87728-2 | US | 2021 | ||
| For Those That Wish To Exist (2×LP, Album, Limited Edition, Black Marbled [Black Clouds]) | Epitaph | 7728-1 | Europe | 2021 | |||
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For Those That Wish To Exist (2×LP, Album, Limited Edition, Clear w/ Blue & Pink Swirl [Summer Sky Wave]) | Epitaph | 87728-1, 87728-1SSW | 2021 | |||
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For Those That Wish To Exist (2×LP, Album, Limited Edition, Green Marbled [Green Leaves]) | Epitaph | 7728-1 | Europe | 2021 | ||
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For Those That Wish To Exist (2×LP, Album, Limited Edition, Black and White Explosion) | Epitaph | 87728-1 | US | 2021 |
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Reviews
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Absolutely beautiful, every song has a neat custom transition, sleeves and cover look absolutely amazing and my copy has almost no crackles.
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Highly recommended, the packaging is beautiful. The most important aspect about this record is that it sounds different than the digital release. The mixing and mastering was refined just for the vinyl release which makes it sound better in my opinion. Every song has a unique transition too which is really neat. 'Dying Is Absolutely Safe' ends in a locked groove which is cool! -
Edited 3 years agoTHE VINYL -
Very good sound and tone, nice heavy discs, but not well manufactured. My first copy arrived scratched and damaged right out of the packaging. Emailed the label for a new copy. My second copy wasn't much better. Both copies have crackling in between every track and sporadic pops. "Dead Butterflies" has two pops so bad that it skips on one copy. Still not up to my standards, but they surely will not send me a third copy of the album. After going through two myself, I'm going to assume all copies have crackling, surface noise, and at least half a dozen pops.
The LP has exclusive qualities. Some songs are alternate cuts, varying from the CD. For example, on the vinyl only, "Libertine" has an alternate ending that morphs into "Goliath", which I absolutely love. Additionally, the final track of the album, "Dying Is Absolutely Safe", intentionally ends in a looped groove or locked groove, causing the track to repeat the final notes of the song over and over. These vinyl exclusive qualities are present on all pressings.
Sides A and D have over an inch of dead space between the music and label. Lots of wasted space for an hour-long album album cut at 33rpm. Could've been three sides. About 22 minutes per side is easily doable without any compression or hampering of music quality.
THE MUSIC -
A massive departure from Holy Hell. Different guitar progressions, much simpler drums, vocals reduced to more of a rough rock voice as opposed to prolonged screaming. There are two tracks I believe should have been omitted from the album, however I'll keep that to myself. Even with the toned down style, it's a very good album. I'm a big fan of pop music and this certainly mixes a pop rock element into the metalcore sound Architects is known for. Some industrial influence as well. Holy Hell will remain my favorite and an absolute masterpiece, but FTTWTE is a stellar album, albeit watered down in composition.
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