This one’s personal: Archetypes Collide unload on “The Problem”

Archetypes Collide’s new track “The Problem” is out now with a lyric visualizer to match—and it hits like a grudge you’ve been carrying for far too long.

Built on filthy guitar work and an emotional chorus, this one doesn’t ease in—it erupts. Screams, melody, tension, release—it’s all there, woven into a tightly wound burst of rage. Vocalist Kyle Pastor wrote it after hitting a wall with someone dodging accountability under the guise of “boundaries.” You’ll hear that confrontation in every second.

Archetypes Collide have been turning heads with a sound that fuses polished hooks and unfiltered chaos. They’re building something real—and it’s only getting louder. The band is already on tour this spring with Fame on Fire and Halocene (dates below).

Watch the video and don’t pretend you don’t relate. This one’s RØKKR-approved.

U.S. TOUR DATES

  • 4/5 — Worcester, MA — The Palladium Upstairs

  • 4/6 — Richmond, VA — Amos' Southend

  • 4/7 — Atlanta, GA — The Masquerade Hell

  • 4/11 — Jacksonville, FL — Jack Rabbits Live

  • 4/12 — Orlando, FL — The Beacham

  • 4/13 — Houston, TX — Scout Bar

  • 4/14 — Dallas, TX — Gas Monkey Bar N Grill

  • 4/18 — Phoenix, AZ — Nile Theater

  • 4/19 — Anaheim, CA — The Parish at House of Blues

  • 4/20 — San Diego, CA — House of Blues

  • 4/22 — Sacramento, CA — Goldfield Trading Post

  • 4/23 — Portland, OR — Hawthorne Theatre

  • 4/24 — Seattle, WA — El Corazon

  • 4/25 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex

  • 4/26 — Denver, CO — The Marquis Theater

  • 4/29 — Lawrence, KS — Granada Theatre

  • 5/3 — Omaha, NE — The Waiting Room

  • 5/4 — St. Paul, MN — Amsterdam Bar & Hall

  • 5/5 — Chicago, IL — Bottom Lounge

  • 5/8 — Flint, MI — The Machine Shop


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Ryan Reid

Covering stages across Connecticut and NYC, Ryan brings a bold, story-driven perspective to live music photography, capturing everything from massive productions to intimate sets. Ryan is the founder and editor-in-chief of RØKKR Press.

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