Archive Glass Minds Vinyl LP Transparent Orange Colour 2026
Tracklist:
1. Broken Bits
2. Glass Minds
3. Patterns
4. Look At Us
5. When Youâre This Down
6. So Far From Losing You
7. Wake Up Strange
8. City Walls
9. The Love The Light
10. Shine Out Power
11. Heads Are Gonna Roll
12. Where I Am
ARCHIVE, the unique, enigmatic and acclaimed collective who formed in Croydon, South London in 1994, have today announced details of their 13th studio album Glass Minds, which is released on Friday 27th February 2026 via the bandâs own Dangervisit label through [PIAS]. Produced by Archive and long-term collaborator Jerome Devoise, recorded at Metway Studios, Brighton & Angel Studios, London and mixed at Studio DES, Paris. The album artwork was designed by Saatchi Gallery collected artist Alaric Hammond.
Glass Minds is the follow-up to the bandâs 2022 triple-album set, Call to Arms & Angels, which charted Top 10 in countries right across Europe and saw the band headline their biggest live shows to date, culminating at the 15,000 capacity Paris Accor Arena in November 2023.
Talking about the new album, Darius Keeler of ARCHIVE said: The album all started after we composed the song Patterns. We really loved the space and minimalistic power of the song, it reminded us of our debut album Londinium, and how we approached writing at that time -heavy rhythm with a melancholy that penetrates the soul. I was listening to Elgarâs Nimrod a lot at the time we started writing the new album, and I wanted to use brass as an added dimension, bringing even more emotion to the songs. Our last album, Call to Arms & Angels was a pretty heavy record in retrospect, due to the whole Covid experience. This one feels like weâre breaking out into a more expansive and uplifting dimension.
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$20.21Archive Glass Minds Vinyl LP Transparent Orange Colour 2026
Tracklist:
1. Broken Bits
2. Glass Minds
3. Patterns
4. Look At Us
5. When Youâre This Down
6. So Far From Losing You
7. Wake Up Strange
8. City Walls
9. The Love The Light
10. Shine Out Power
11. Heads Are Gonna Roll
12. Where I Am
ARCHIVE, the unique, enigmatic and acclaimed collective who formed in Croydon, South London in 1994, have today announced details of their 13th studio album Glass Minds, which is released on Friday 27th February 2026 via the bandâs own Dangervisit label through [PIAS]. Produced by Archive and long-term collaborator Jerome Devoise, recorded at Metway Studios, Brighton & Angel Studios, London and mixed at Studio DES, Paris. The album artwork was designed by Saatchi Gallery collected artist Alaric Hammond.
Glass Minds is the follow-up to the bandâs 2022 triple-album set, Call to Arms & Angels, which charted Top 10 in countries right across Europe and saw the band headline their biggest live shows to date, culminating at the 15,000 capacity Paris Accor Arena in November 2023.
Talking about the new album, Darius Keeler of ARCHIVE said: The album all started after we composed the song Patterns. We really loved the space and minimalistic power of the song, it reminded us of our debut album Londinium, and how we approached writing at that time -heavy rhythm with a melancholy that penetrates the soul. I was listening to Elgarâs Nimrod a lot at the time we started writing the new album, and I wanted to use brass as an added dimension, bringing even more emotion to the songs. Our last album, Call to Arms & Angels was a pretty heavy record in retrospect, due to the whole Covid experience. This one feels like weâre breaking out into a more expansive and uplifting dimension.
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Tracklist:
1. Broken Bits
2. Glass Minds
3. Patterns
4. Look At Us
5. When Youâre This Down
6. So Far From Losing You
7. Wake Up Strange
8. City Walls
9. The Love The Light
10. Shine Out Power
11. Heads Are Gonna Roll
12. Where I Am
ARCHIVE, the unique, enigmatic and acclaimed collective who formed in Croydon, South London in 1994, have today announced details of their 13th studio album Glass Minds, which is released on Friday 27th February 2026 via the bandâs own Dangervisit label through [PIAS]. Produced by Archive and long-term collaborator Jerome Devoise, recorded at Metway Studios, Brighton & Angel Studios, London and mixed at Studio DES, Paris. The album artwork was designed by Saatchi Gallery collected artist Alaric Hammond.
Glass Minds is the follow-up to the bandâs 2022 triple-album set, Call to Arms & Angels, which charted Top 10 in countries right across Europe and saw the band headline their biggest live shows to date, culminating at the 15,000 capacity Paris Accor Arena in November 2023.
Talking about the new album, Darius Keeler of ARCHIVE said: The album all started after we composed the song Patterns. We really loved the space and minimalistic power of the song, it reminded us of our debut album Londinium, and how we approached writing at that time -heavy rhythm with a melancholy that penetrates the soul. I was listening to Elgarâs Nimrod a lot at the time we started writing the new album, and I wanted to use brass as an added dimension, bringing even more emotion to the songs. Our last album, Call to Arms & Angels was a pretty heavy record in retrospect, due to the whole Covid experience. This one feels like weâre breaking out into a more expansive and uplifting dimension.
