On Perfect Saviors, the Armed are no longer a collective or a project, but a big ol’ rock band with superproducers, magazine covers, clean choruses, and slick videos, all in the service of meta-arena rock that critiques the concept of rock stardom itself. - PITCHFORK
a larger-than-life, anthemic stadium rock album - THE NEW YORK TIMES PROFILE
we're in The Armed's universe, where anything that's worth doing is worth doing spectacularly. - NPR
It’s the Armed’s world and soon we’ll all be living in it - THE FADER COVER STORY
The Armed are a hyperreal assault on worn-out genre expectations and ideas of how a rock band exists or operates. In a world of interchangeable hardcore and metal bands that look like damp practice spaces and shit lager, The Armed are a funfair adrenaline spike. - THE QUIETUS
Its shininess and catchiness are borderline radio-friendly, while still maintaining the darkness and complexity that fans have come to expect from the Armed’s various albums over the years. - SPIN
Perfect Saviors is a group finally realising their concept – truly being the World’s Greatest Band. - THE LINE OF BEST FIT
Turns out, the master plan is pretty straightforward calculus: constant ideas plus technical dedication plus obsessive quality control equals good shit. - BANDCAMP
full catharsis-nirvana - STEREOGUM
Perfect Saviors, has the potential to introduce their unruly creative spirit to a far wider audience. - THE GUARDIAN |
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