The British band Archive is coming to PHIL Haarlem on Wednesday, September 8, with their new album 'Not in My Name'. Thirty years after their debut Londinium, the group proves that their groundbreaking sound is still very much in motion.

For three decades, Archive has refused to be easily pigeonholed. Trip-hop, art-rock, electronic pop, prog-rock, and compelling soundscapes come together in a unique mix that has earned the band a large and loyal fanbase worldwide. With Not in My Name, Archive once again strikes a new musical direction: raw, urgent, and outspoken.

The current lineup includes founders Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths, vocalists and guitarists Dave Pen and Pollard Berrier, singer Lisa Mottram, and rapper Jimmy Collins, among others. With diverse voices and musical backgrounds, the band gives each song its own character.

Since Londinium in 1996, Archive has evolved from an experimental London band into an international live act with a huge following in Europe. Albums such as You All Look the Same to Me, Lights, Controlling Crowds, and Call to Arms & Angels grew into important chapters in their multifaceted oeuvre.