ARCHITECTS | DAN + SAM ON ANXIETY, MEETING FANS + BREAKING THE USA.
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How did Architects first react to touring the USA and early low-attendance shows?
what's up guys welcome back to the downbeat podcast my guests from this live but not live welcome to rockville are my mother freaking boys architects dan and sam in the house back again they were the first proper video episode gotten back managed to grab them for an hour and a half before they play rockville tonight in about 10 minutes They're currently on tour in America, crushing it, but it wasn't always like that. So we talked about the early days in trying to make it over here. We also talk about onstage anxiety, something that me and both of those guys suffered and still suffer from sometimes. We also talked about meeting fans in public, stuff like that. Before we get started, if you want to support a podcast, there's three ways to do it.
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Welcome. Do you want to do it? Everyone does that. Welcome to my podcast. Do you think my text tone is bad? No. No? We don't text much, though. We just FaceTime. We do FaceTime. But Hayato admitted earlier that he thinks I hate him when I text.
I think that's just more of a professional dynamic that's playing out.
But then Madison backed him up.
I'm his girlfriend. It's not a professional dynamic. He just texts like a serial killer.
Maybe it's a British thing. I think it's a British thing. My text, not in content, but in style. It's like one word answers, no capitalization. That's my texting.
No, I'm like that as well. I keep it very basic.
Yeah, it must be a British thing. hi guys hi hello welcome to rockville yeah nice weather it's fucking horrible code red right now or is it code red code red and another code red on its way yeah do you think you'll get pushed back yeah i don't know it's fine we're supposed to be on at eight anyway so nine ten eleven it's fine second no you're last on your stage yeah oh yeah you might just get like a nice night time my space that i'm calling it the my space stage why just now
No context. Well, there's like the deathcore stage, which is like, what would that be? The summer slaughter stage. Okay. Then we've got the MySpace stage. And then there's like the Warped Tour stage. And then there's like the proper band stage. That's the main stage.
So bitter.
Proper band stage. So bitter. The proper band stage. We went to that stage. We saw Ice Lion Kills. It was very good. Yeah, I think it's going to be great. Do you know what? We've done the main stage other years on these types of American festivals and shows. and in Europe as well and it's although obviously you know we've been a band for a long time and you have to take out a magnifying glass to see us on the poster the actual show the actual show is better for us on the small stage headlining yeah night time normally in Europe we're headlining those ones
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How did Architects first react to touring the USA and early low-attendance shows?
0:00–10:09
2
What changed for Architects that helped them start breaking the American market?
10:09–36:43
3
How do Architects decide setlists and which older songs to keep or drop?
36:43–1:09:21
4
How did playing major acts like Metallica and Linkin Park affect Architects' live approach?
1:09:21–1:30:25
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