Architects: Live At The Royal Albert Hall

2021 • 72 minutes

About this movie

Architects: Live at the Royal Albert Hall is a memento of Architects' legendary performance at one of the world's most iconic venues. Directed by Tom Welsh and Taylor Fawcett, the film originally premiered as a worldwide streaming event in conjunction with the launch of the UK-based band's highly acclaimed ninth studio album, 'For Those That Wish To Exist'.

Ratings and reviews

I haven't watched all of this yet. I was all excited to buy the HD version and listen to it on my home theater. When I started watching it, I realized that it's just encoded with stereo audio. Was assuming that something like this would have DTS-Master audio or something, even 5.1 dolby digital would have been better than stereo. Was disappointed with the audio options. Sure, it looks good, but it's a concert and the whole point is to hear it like you're there. Unfortunately the audio doesn't match the video quality and I regret my purchase.

If you get the "not available in your country" message, go to play store and search for it manually! Watching Sam walk casually down RAH and start screaming Nihilist like out of nothing is still the highlight of all shows I watched during lockdown 👌🏻

I watched this when it first premiered, and it is still one of the best live performances I've ever seen. I've been waiting for an opportunity to watch it again or buy it, and I'm so glad I finally can.