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The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released five more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006, ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009 and ''With Us Until You're Dead'' in 2012. The general evolution of the band's music has been away from Trip-Hop and towards Progressive Rock.
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The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released five more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006, ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009 and ''With Us Until You're Dead'' in 2012. The general evolution of the band's music has been [[GenreShift away from Trip-Hop and towards Progressive Rock.
Rock]].
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Fronted by Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths, Archive released its first album, ''Londinium'', in 1996; lead vocals were by Roya Arab and Rosko John. The style was influenced by Music/MassiveAttack's brand of trip-hop. The album received moderate critical acclaim, but tensions within the band resulted in a split later that year--according to some sources, said split happened mid-interview.
The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released five more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006, ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009 and ''With Us Until You're Dead'' in 2012. The general evolution of the band's music has been away from trip-hop and towards ProgressiveRock.
The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released five more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006, ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009 and ''With Us Until You're Dead'' in 2012. The general evolution of the band's music has been away from trip-hop and towards ProgressiveRock.
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Fronted by Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths, Archive released its first album, ''Londinium'', in 1996; lead vocals were by Roya Arab and Rosko John. The style was influenced by Music/MassiveAttack's brand of trip-hop.Trip-Hop. The album received moderate critical acclaim, but tensions within the band resulted in a split later that year--according to some sources, said split happened mid-interview.
The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released five more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006, ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009 and ''With Us Until You're Dead'' in 2012. The general evolution of the band's music has been away fromtrip-hop Trip-Hop and towards ProgressiveRock.
Progressive Rock.
The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released five more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006, ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009 and ''With Us Until You're Dead'' in 2012. The general evolution of the band's music has been away from
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Archive is a British trip-hop/AlternativeRock band founded in 1994.
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Archive is a British trip-hop/AlternativeRock band founded in 1994.
1994, whose music spans [[ElectronicMusic Electronic]], TripHop, [[AvantGardeMusic Avant-Garde]], PostRock and [[ProgressiveRock Neo-Progressive Rock]].
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* RefrainFromAssuming: "Bullets," which was used in a teaser for the video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}'', is sometimes called "Personal Responsibility."
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* StockholmSyndrome: The lyrics of Hatchet.
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* 1999 - ''Take My HEad''
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* 1999 - ''Take My HEad''Head''
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!!Discography
* 1996 - ''Londinium''
* 1999 - ''Take My HEad''
* 2002 - ''You All Look the Same to Me''
* 2004 - ''Noise''
* 2006 - ''Lights''
* 2009 - ''Controlling Crowds''
* 2009 - ''Controlling Crowds - Part IV''
* 2012 - ''With Us Until You're Dead''
* 2014 - ''Axiom''
* 2015 - ''Restriction''
* 2016 - ''The False Foundation''
!!Membership
[[folder:Current lineup]]
* Steve "Smiley" Barnard - drums
* Pollard Berrier - vocals, guitar
* Mike Bird - guitar
* Danny Griffiths - keyboards, samples, additional programming, arrangements, production
* Darius Keeler - keyboards, synthesizer, piano, organ, programming, arrangements, production
* Holly Martin - vocals
* Jonathan Noyce - bass
* Dave Pen - vocals, guitar, percussion
* Maria Q - vocals
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[[folder:Former members]]
* Roya Arab - songwriting, vocals
* Dale Davis - bass
* Steve Harris - guitar, backing vocals
* Rosko John - songwriting, vocals, MC
* Matheu Martin - drums
* Lee Pomeroy - bass
* Craig Walker - songwriting, vocals, guitar
* Suzanne Wooder - vocals
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* 1996 - ''Londinium''
* 1999 - ''Take My HEad''
* 2002 - ''You All Look the Same to Me''
* 2004 - ''Noise''
* 2006 - ''Lights''
* 2009 - ''Controlling Crowds''
* 2009 - ''Controlling Crowds - Part IV''
* 2012 - ''With Us Until You're Dead''
* 2014 - ''Axiom''
* 2015 - ''Restriction''
* 2016 - ''The False Foundation''
!!Membership
[[folder:Current lineup]]
* Steve "Smiley" Barnard - drums
* Pollard Berrier - vocals, guitar
* Mike Bird - guitar
* Danny Griffiths - keyboards, samples, additional programming, arrangements, production
* Darius Keeler - keyboards, synthesizer, piano, organ, programming, arrangements, production
* Holly Martin - vocals
* Jonathan Noyce - bass
* Dave Pen - vocals, guitar, percussion
* Maria Q - vocals
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Former members]]
* Roya Arab - songwriting, vocals
* Dale Davis - bass
* Steve Harris - guitar, backing vocals
* Rosko John - songwriting, vocals, MC
* Matheu Martin - drums
* Lee Pomeroy - bass
* Craig Walker - songwriting, vocals, guitar
* Suzanne Wooder - vocals
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* IHateSong: "Fuck You" is a song about undying hatred towards someone. However, due to one line it's also interpreted as intense ''self-hatred''.
* RefrainFromAssuming: "Bullets," which was used in a teaser for the video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}'', is sometimes called "Personal Responsibility."
* StillSucksThumb: The singer of "Fuck You" suggests the person he loathes still sucks his thumb as a way to demean them.
-->''Bet you sleep, like a child, with your thumb in your mouth. I could creep up beside and put a gun in your mouth.''
* RefrainFromAssuming: "Bullets," which was used in a teaser for the video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}'', is sometimes called "Personal Responsibility."
* StillSucksThumb: The singer of "Fuck You" suggests the person he loathes still sucks his thumb as a way to demean them.
-->''Bet you sleep, like a child, with your thumb in your mouth. I could creep up beside and put a gun in your mouth.''
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* CreatorBacklash: Keeler and Griffiths have stated they were dissatisfied with ''Take My Head'' despite its success.
* ColbertBump: "Bullets", which was a song in their 2009 album ''Controlling Crowds'', was pretty obscure until it was featured in the 2012 teaser for Creator/CDProjektRed's video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}''. The music video for the song on Archive's Youtube channel has since gained over 3 million views.
* ColbertBump: "Bullets", which was a song in their 2009 album ''Controlling Crowds'', was pretty obscure until it was featured in the 2012 teaser for Creator/CDProjektRed's video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}''. The music video for the song on Archive's Youtube channel has since gained over 3 million views.
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* IAmTheBand: Keeler and Griffiths. The rest of the lineup changes from album to album.
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* IAmTheBand: Keeler and Griffiths. The rest of the lineup changes from album to album.
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* StockholmSyndrome: The lyrics of Hatchet.
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* ColbertBump: "Bullets", which was a song in their 2009 album ''Controlling Crowds'', was pretty obscure until it was featured in the 2012 teaser for CD Project's upcominhg video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}''. The music video for the song on Archive's Youtube channel has since gained over 3 million views.
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* ColbertBump: "Bullets", which was a song in their 2009 album ''Controlling Crowds'', was pretty obscure until it was featured in the 2012 teaser for CD Project's upcominhg Creator/CDProjektRed's video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}''. The music video for the song on Archive's Youtube channel has since gained over 3 million views.
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* ColbertBump: "Bullets", which was a song in their 2009 album ''Controlling Crowds'', was pretty obscure until it was featured in the 2012 teaser for CD Project's upcominhg video game ''VideoGame/{{Cyberpunk 2077}}''. The music video for the song on Archive's Youtube channel has since gained over 3 million views.
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Fronted by Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths, Archive released its first album, ''Londinium'', in 1996; lead vocals were by Roya Arab and Rosko John. The style was influenced by Massive Attack's Music/MassiveAttack's brand of trip-hop. The album received moderate critical acclaim, but tensions within the band resulted in a split later that year--according to some sources, said split happened mid-interview.
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The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released four more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006 and ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009. The general evolution of the band's music has been away from trip-hop and towards ProgressiveRock.
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The band re-formed in 1997, this time using Suzanne Wooder as lead vocalist, and released its second album, ''Take My Head'', two years later. It used electronica and beat loops to nice effects, but Wooder didn't stay in the band. Since then, Archive has released four five more albums, ''You All Look The Same To Me'' in 2002, ''Noise'' in 2004, ''Lights'' in 2006 and 2006, ''Controlling Crowds'' in 2009.2009 and ''With Us Until You're Dead'' in 2012. The general evolution of the band's music has been away from trip-hop and towards ProgressiveRock.
