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Holy shit Archive mentioned!!! Controlling Crowds is perfect. Dangervisit and Come on Get High are some of my favorite Archive songs post-Londinium
I keep finding tracks to love on each album, but Controlling Crowds has too many, so I just recommend the entire thing.
Also Axiom is killer too, but that might just be because I'm a sucker for narrative concept albums
I love the short film for Axiom, I rewatch it every couple of months. Just an absolute banger of a music film. Baptism is such a raw and visceral track, and the accompanying video just elevates it.