'90s heroes Archers of Loaf are back with their first new song since 1998. Listen to it here, and see what Paste's editors think about it.
pull it off on “Raleigh Days,” their first new song since 1998, which Merge Records released to all the usual streaming and download sites today. It has pretty much all the earmarks that have made me love the Archers since I first heard “Wrong” on Album 88 back in 1993: a sharp riff, high-neck guitar lines that stab through the mix, lyrics that are like 50% impenetrable, and an anxious tension between feeling uptight but also sluggish and stoned.
, which was made by a band that was clearly exhausted and struggling to find new creative avenues while also breaking free of their audience’s expectations. “Raleigh Days” most sounds like an outtake from 1996’s—it’s a bright, warm, blast of noise that’s been funneled into the shape of an agreeable pop song, but still doesn’t quite meet the listener halfway.songs I’ve been singing along to for 27 years and still don’t know all the words to.
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