Far From Refuge - The Architect

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Frozen, still earth
All that meets the eye
Trampled hopeless
Pray to a fading light

Survival In fear
Pacing a losing race
Armed with hatred
Fight off the crashing waves

Virus spread across the ocean
Fanatic horde will breed
Take life no exception
Hail the Wars they feed

Genocidal harvest
Murderous apathy
Protect your right to violence
It will set you free

Path of holy
Craves destruction
Your humanity
Defy

So this is my creation
This snowglobe hell
I'd be proud if you could sympathise
To feel, to love, to fail…
And these are my disciples
The illusion of hope
I’m a man before an architect
The fate that I’ve defined

Conceived to be leaders
To rule in compassion
Gray matter Desecrated
Throne for lunacy

Built up the walls of ice
No Thoughts penetrate
They just Reflect the silence
As, they, Scream, my, name

So this is my creation..
This snowglobe hell...
See, what I’ve, become

So this is my creation
This snowglobe hell
I'd be proud if you could sympathise
To feel, to love, to fail… (they lie)
And these are my disciples
The illusion of hope
I’m a man before an architect
The fate that I’ve defined

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Far From Refuge has been making music since 2016, fusing elements from metalcore, melodic death, progressive metal, and electronica, to create a powerful and captivating sound that entwines intricate guitars with antagonistic vocals to underpin lyrical themes ranging from the human condition to tales of cosmic interlopers, and anything in between.
Their entrance to the world of metal was announced with the aptly named single Emergence. Their self produced eponymous 5 track EP was released in February 2019, complemented by music videos for Circuits and The Architect, followed by an alternative reprise of the hard hitting battle anthem There Was A Light. Since then the boys have kept busy, releasing 2 more singles, Kingdom and Starseeker, and several covers, including a faithful rendition of TesseracT’s Survival.
Far From Refuge continue to thrill audiences with their neck wrenchingly energetic, yet resoundingly melodious live performances at countless live shows and have been featured on many local and international channels including BBC TV and radio.

The Band
Suran Jayathilaka – Vocals
Joél Sutherland – Guitar/Vocals
Jonathan Graye – Guitar
Matt Poskitt – Bass/Vocals
Jules Watts – Drums