Little Wonder Song Lyrics

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A perfect evolution, a captivating musical journey, and a wake-up call for humanity.. I’ll start off this review by pointing out that this album snagged #1 on the iTunes album charts in the U.S. the weekend after release, and for good reason: For Those That Wish To Exist is the masterful product of years spent refining a characteristic sound, a willingness to evolve, and a desperate call for our society to take a long, serious look at the selfish and awful way we treat this planet. You’re also going to see plenty of reviews declaring the band irrelevant and the record trash for not having any BLEGHs and less heaviness, but hear me out. It’s no secret that the metal genre isn’t a fan of change; time and time again, bands are criticized for “going soft” and deviating from the styles of their founding works. Heaven forbid a band’s new singles be labeled “arena rock, anthemic, and stadium-filling,” all but sealing the band’s fate as sell-outs in the eyes of old-school metal elitists (as is the case with this album). I’ve never understood this negativity myself. Without change, there is no evolution, and without evolution, creativity stagnates. An artist can only re-write the same album so many times before familiarity sets in and quality suffers, not to mention the fact that this can be repetitive and unenjoyable from the writer’s perspective. As much as I loved the heaviness and styles of the last three albums, I can’t deny it was time to try something new (don’t get me wrong, there is no shortage of mosh-ready moments). These djentlemen have delivered captivating musical journey through a dramatic evolution of their sound. This album is nothing like past records, and yet remains characteristically “Architects.” Beginning with 2014’s Lost Forever // Lost Together, the band started incorporating ambience, synths, and orchestral elements to complete their soundscape. These elements are no longer background extras; they often sit at the forefront of the mix as the driving force of melody and rhythm. With the inclusion of so many new elements, it’s important to note that the band’s typical instrumentals are back in full force throughout the album. Dan Searle is an absolute machine on drums, providing some of his grooviest fills to date in tracks like Giving Blood, Goliath, and Meteor. I’ll admit that the guitar riffs are more simplistic here, but Josh Middleton (lead guitarist) made a good point in a recent interview: “It’s more challenging to write good, simple riffs than the more complicated stuff.” Spoiler alert: these riffs are just as catchy as others they’ve written! Sam Carter has experimented with clean vocal styles in the past, usually sprinkled in interludes and between breakdowns. He’s grown into a phenomenal vocalist, able to tackle his trademark screams with ease while also showing off a higher register of his clean singing, even inching into falsetto range on Demi God. His voice and the dense soundscape blend flawlessly, creating some of the band’s most memorable melodies. The album strikes a careful balance between heavy and calm, both within the same song and across neighboring tracks. The calmness of songs is allowed to speak and build a story, while being balanced with heavier elements that build tension, energy, and emotion. For Those That Wish To Exist screams (literally and figuratively) in the face of humanity to pull our heads together in order to keep our world from falling apart. Its lyrics are a chilling reminder of the delicate nature of our world, the dangerous influence we (unknowingly) have on it, and the grim future we’re creating for future generations, should we choose apathy. If you’re an old-school Architects fan, check out Discourse Is Dead and Black Lungs. If you’re looking for new additions to your gym/hype/mosh/break things playlist, see Impermanence, Animals, Libertine, and Goliath. If you want to tread on new ground, try out Giving Blood, Dead Butterflies, An Ordinary Extinction, Meteor, and Little Wonder. If you want your socks to be knocked clean off by the unexpected, look no further than Flight Without Feathers, Demi God, and Dying Is Absolutely Safe. At the risk of sounding like a cliché, this album has a little something for everybody, and is likely a good “gateway album” for people new to the metal genre. Do yourself a favor and listen from front to back to 1) experience this journey the way it was created, and 2) to form a full opinion before your final judgment. Way too much work was put into this 58-minute masterpiece to go unappreciated by long-time fans or unheard by newcomers.

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Great job. Love the sound evolution. I know some small minded metal heads who hate any kind of vocal talent will dislike it. As long as you don’t go full amo bring me the horizon. We good.

Punches harder than 5FDP. I first started listening to them when they released Doomsday, so I guess you could say I wasn't there during their most metalcore sound and so their music hasn't changed too drastically since then. I listened to Animals a hundred times when it came out, same with Black Lungs. I was kind of losing faith in this album when the other two came out, there wasn't much that made them that interesting. However, this album comes with Discourage is Dead, An Ordinary Extinction, and Impermanence. There are some songs that I skip, but there are so many dang songs in this. There are some areas that the mix is a little too compressed, but so many of the tracks just hit hard! This might just be my favorite album from them.

Different but great album. Great lyrics, amazing instrumentals and of course great vocals. Great album

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Incredible record.. This is the album that takes them to the next level.

INCREDIBLE. Incredibly powerful and pertinent messaging and a refreshing anti-nihilistic theme throughout the entire record. Amazing produciton overall. Deserves to chart #1!!

Incredible work as always by Architects. Incredible work as always by Architects

Deadset Album of the Year 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👑. There is not a single track on this record that isn’t pure gold, love Architects, what they stand for and their evolution. I knew from the livestream that this album was gonna slap, and boy does it slap hard. Thank you 🙏🏼 on repeat!!!

Awesome. New track is awesome!! Can’t wait for the full album!