All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us, released in 2016, is the seventh studio album by British metalcore band Architects. It stands as one of the most intense and impactful records in the band’s discography, both musically and emotionally. The album grapples with themes of existential despair, political disillusionment, and the seeming absence of hope in a world rife with chaos and suffering. These themes are explored with a sense of urgency and raw emotion, reflecting the band's frustrations with the state of the world.

Musically, "All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us" is characterized by its crushing riffs, intricate guitar work, and the visceral, impassioned vocals of Sam Carter. The album seamlessly blends the aggression of metalcore with moments of atmospheric and melodic introspection. Tracks like "A Match Made in Heaven," "Downfall," and "Gone With the Wind" showcase the band's ability to craft powerful anthems that are both brutal and thought-provoking. The closing track, "Memento Mori," is a nearly nine-minute epic that encapsulates the album's themes, leaving the listener with a haunting sense of both despair and resilience.

The album was the last to feature founding guitarist Tom Searle, who passed away shortly after its release, adding a deeply personal and poignant layer to the already emotionally charged content. "All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us" received widespread critical acclaim and is often regarded as a defining moment in modern metalcore, solidifying Architects' reputation for creating music that is as intellectually stimulating as it is emotionally and sonically powerful.

Tracklist:

Side A
A1. Nihilist
A2. Deathwish
A3. Phantom Fear
A4. Downfall
A5. Gone With The Wind
A6. The Empty Hourglass

Side B
B1. A Match Made In Heaven
B2. Gravity
B3. All Love Is Lost
B4. From The Wilderness
B5. Memento Mori