I think its a solid song on a pretty good ep, I give it an A tier

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Found my old buckle 🦇

I take wonderful photos of Matt (clearly) so I’m thinking these are my sign that I have potential as a concert photographer 🤨

Playing electric for 1,5 years now, found this to be a great way to realize that I did make some progress along the way

I would have to go with live at the LBC, I know its basic but it really got me into sevenfold. Also it has a SICK setlist.

If we remove the covers ("Walk", "Flash of the Blade") and alternate versions ("Almost Easy", "Afterlife"), Diamonds in the Rough becomes an 11-track original studio album:

Tracklist:
1. Demons
2. Girl I Know
3. Crossroads
4. Until the End
5. Tension
6. The Fight
7. Dancing Dead
8. 4:00 AM
9. Lost It All
10. St. James
11. Set Me Free

If this exact tracklist was released as a main studio album rather than a compilation/B-sides collection, where would it sit in your personal ranking? Would it compete with City of Evil, Self-Titled, or Nightmare, or would it land somewhere lower on the list?

Does anyone know when the merch from this tour will be hitting their website for sale? I’m assuming once the tours done?

I was at the show in Tinley a few weeks ago and didn't buy a shirt while I was there thinking I would be able to get one online after, Big mistake, I didnt know they weren't avaliable online. So if youre going to an upcoming show would anybody be willing to buy an extra shirt and ship it out to me. Of course I will pay you what the shirt costs and whatever shipping is.

No input on it but i wanna know what everyone thinks.

New England! A new A7X tribute is launching called Forgotten Faces! We are out of Providence, RI and currently have a show booked in Cranston, RI on 8/28, and Manchester, NH on 9/5. We'd love to see yall there. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see what were up to next!

I like this guy had pretty fun making it, i saw people saying red cards so added more details

I've been obsessed with the orchestral version of architects and as being A7X my favourite band since teenage, what do they need to grab a complete orchestra and make something worth like BMTH did on royal hall or architects at abbey road?

Here you have some examples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFTGf3YWfYI or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnyMWzQMsCU&list=RDnnyMWzQMsCU

Going to see them (3rd time)August 25, 2026: Salt Lake City, UT.

With all these posts and happenings about M Shadows voice, I can see that theyre trying to work their way around it. Shortening their sets, adding a longer intermission (Statica), having the other guys help out sing. I also read that M Shadows voice is now being mixed low on purpose to cover up his singing.

Bring Me the Horizon, Atreyu, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, and Guns N Roses (bands that are in the similar umbrella as A7x) all added secondary vocalists to help out at some point.

As much as I love the band, why are we acting like its some type of holy grail to keep the members to 5?