Architects will launch new single ‘Curse’ with Jordan Fish tomorrow
Architects will drop a brand new single, ‘Curse’, that includes former Carry Me The Horizon member Jordan Fish tomorrow (April 9).
The Brighton metallers had teased the observe by sharing a photograph to their social media of a graphic that includes the Architects ‘A’ brand together with the track’s title. Fish’s Instagram deal with was tagged within the image, suggesting he has been concerned with their new music.
Fish shared the identical graphic onto his Instagram story, together with a photograph of him within the studio which tagged Architects frontman Sam Carter.
Now, the band have confirmed ‘Curse’ shall be launched at 3pm BST tomorrow. They shared a teaser of the track to their social media, which seems to point a return to their heavier roots.
Their collaboration is the primary music launched from Fish since his departure from Carry Me The Horizon in December. In a press release confirming his departure from the band after 11 years, Fish prompt he can be “focusing for the meantime on songwriting and manufacturing” in his profession going ahead.
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7AM PDT / 3PM BST tomorrowhttps://t.co/2Tb1hWgkpd pic.twitter.com/BhhXcDCCPr— Architects (@Architectsuk) April 8, 2024
In January, Fish shared a photograph of him engaged on new music after his exit from the band. Later that month, it was revealed that Fish seems to have been working with Spiritbox.
In the meantime, any new music with Fish would mark Architects’ first launch since dropping the one ‘Seeing Crimson’ in December.
It might even be their first new music since they grew to become the topic of controversy over the social media exercise of their guitarist Adam Christianson. As Loudwire reported in January, Christianson confronted backlash by retweeting a transphobic and homophobic put up from an account on X/Twitter.
The musician later posted an apology, which learn: “Shit! That retweet was a complete accident!! I don’t endorse something that man says aside from fuck Trudeau. Sorry for the panic everybody! Full all-thumbs second.”
Some Architects followers have been discussing the incident on-line, with many saying they’re unconvinced that Christianson’s put up was unintentional.
Carter then addressed the incident throughout Architects’ reside present in Paris. “Nobody on this stage judges anyone for his or her gender, their race, and whoever they’re in love with,” he advised the gang.
“We by no means have. We by no means will. That’s not what this band stands for, and it’s not what this band will ever stand for. We love each single one in all you.”