Get all 12 Archaeologist releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of 8-Bit Remix EP #2, Odds & Ends (Demos, Covers & Rare Tracks), Vol. II EP (Remixed/Remastered), July 2020 Demos, Winter's Wake, Live at Chabot College, Serpentine [Single], 8-Bit Remix EP, and 4 more.
Archaeologist San Jose, California
Archaeologist is either a band, a solo project, or something in between.
Established in 2013, currently based in the CA Bay Area.
Thanks for listening!
Archaeologist recommends:
On to the Moon
by Vesper Sails
Beautiful "prog-pop" with lots of jazz & math rock nuances throughout. One of the very best and most unique bands I know. I can't recommend this one enough!! Favorite track - Radiant Light Machines
go to album
Non Sequitur
by Raiju
The ridiculous new album from our Bay Area BFFs in Raiju. "Non Sequitur" is one hell of an achievement, with super-speed precision and sharp attention to detail. Favorite track - How Far We Fall
go to album
Don't Do It
by Granite Hands
Really good instrumental math rock, with a healthy avoidance of current guitar trends and a wide spread of influence from bands like the Mars Volta, Tera Melos, and TFoT. Favorite track - Icicle Man
go to albumIf you like Archaeologist, you may also like:
Impulse Voices
by Plini
supported by 5 fans who also own “Vol. II EP (Remixed/Remastered)”
Plini has rapidly became one of my favorite guitarists and composers over the past several years. His music always seems to impress me over and over again and in different ways. His second full length is no exception. Wonderfully constructed, beautifully composed, and performed with expert precision. 9/10
go to album
Meridian
by The Helix Nebula
supported by 5 fans who also own “Vol. II EP (Remixed/Remastered)”
This album is perfect. Absolutely absurd shredding and technicality blended with beautiful melodies and a strong dose of badass riffage. I find myself involuntarily head banging every time I listen. The most common complaints with technical/djent-y music - sounding overly frantic or having boring, seemingly mindless riffs - are notably absent here. They never linger on an idea too long and there is no filler. Ever single part of this album is essential and a pleasure to listen to.
go to album
Our Bones
by The Contortionist
Midwestern prog-metal stalwarts go for the throat on their new EP, featuring a roiling cover of the Smashing Pumpkins' “1979.”
go to album
