At least two different bands that emerged in the 2000s have had the word "architects" in their name. One is the Architects (formerly the Gadjits), a Kansas City, MO-based outfit that started out playing ska but evolved into a mixture of hard rock, punk, in addition to rock & roll. The other is Architects, who don't use the word "the" in their name (simply Architects, not the Architects) in addition to are a metalcore combo from Brighton, England. Metalcore is the focus of Hollow Crown, which finds them continuing to favor the raw-boned verge on that they favored on their previous unusual object Ruin. Architects haven't softened their strike since Ruin; they are what ferocious what ever, in addition to vicious, head-clobbering brutality prevails on scorching tunes such what "We're All Alone," "Dead March," "Numbers Count for Nothing," in addition to "Early Grave." Ruin had a take-no-prisoners policy, in addition to the same shiningly for Hollow Crown. Although math metal in addition to ...