In support of suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM). Duly, the records Bachmann has listed for Doctor’s Orders appeal to both facets of their work, with something for everyone to help in times of need. The band’s new sound can be both abrasive and touching, and on Reason in Decline, they manage to make a more profound mark on us than the indomitable White Trash Heroes. The music that has inspired the artistry of Eric Bachmann is all the more valuable, given the struggles he has openly discussed.

I didn’t care what it ended up sounding like.” I just wanted to work with these guys because I knew the chemistry we had and that we still have. It’s not about responding to the past or whatever our bullshit legacy is. Of the band’s return, the frontman concluded: “What I really think about going back to the Archers and doing a new record is that the three other members of this band are awesome. Anyway, all this got baked into the songs.” Thousands and thousands of people have the same problem. I already had a problem with suicide ideation, constantly thinking about this shit. All that was taken away, and it was a massive psychological setback, to the point that I had to get help. For the first time, when COVID happened, I couldn’t do it. “I’ve been doing it for a living since I was 22 that’s 37 years. “I’m 51, I’ve been since I was 14,” Bachmann said. After he recovered, though, the Archers had finished what might be their most complete record to date, imbued with more honesty than ever before. The frontman suffered a pandemic-induced breakdown due to the stresses and uncertainty of the lockdowns, which compounded his underlying mental health issues. Fast forward to 2020, though, and things would change.

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