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Archers announce debut album ‘I Was Here, I Can Prove It’

ARCHERS have announced their debut album!

The Wisconsin alternative rock trio have announced their debut full-length album, I Was Here, I Can Prove It, which is scheduled for release on February 26th, 2027 via Fearless Records.

Speaking about the album, the band says, “I Was Here, I Can Prove It is a culmination of all the thoughts and feelings we’ve experienced over the last decade of touring. This is everything we’ve been wanting to say for so long. The long days living on the road, being away from home and the constant self-doubt that make you question if it was all worth it. Ultimately realising that we wouldn’t trade this life for the world. This record serves to be our flag in the sand that announces to the world that we existed and that we were here and that we gave it our all in the time we have.”

To mark the announcement, the band have also released Burning Low, the latest single taken from the upcoming album following on from The Dirt, Say So and Get Paid.

Speaking about the track, the band says, “Burning Low is about the struggle of burning the candle from both ends and asks the question what happens when the ends finally meet.”

Watch the official music video for Burning Low here:

Also, you can view both the track list and artwork for the upcoming new album below:

  1. Holding Pattern
  2. The Dirt
  3. Lying To Myself
  4. Burning Low
  5. All In My Head
  6. Say So
  7. Maneater
  8. Get Paid
  9. At The Bottom
  10. I Want To Say I Lived
  11. Is This The End

I Was Here, I Can Prove It - Archers

I Was Here, I Can Prove It is set for release on February 26th, 2027 via Fearless Records. Pre-orders are available now and can be purchased here.

For more information on ARCHERS like their official page on Facebook.

James Weaver

Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Distorted Sound Magazine; established in 2015. Reporting on riffs since 2012.

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