Remastering Gone with the Wind by Architects was one of the most meaningful experiences of our career. We’ve always been huge fans of the band—since our early years—for their ability to combine musical complexity with deep emotional weight. Working on this song, which holds such personal and powerful significance due to Tom Searle’s battle, was both a challenge and an honor.

The song stands out not only for its intensity and lyrical depth but also for its immense emotional charge, which can be felt in every chord and every word. Our main focus during the remastering process was to ensure that emotion remained intact while fine-tuning every sonic detail, allowing both the instruments and vocals to shine with clarity without losing the power that makes this piece unique.

The remastering was a meticulous process—balancing the song’s strength and vulnerability while enhancing its immersive atmosphere. We aimed to imprint the anger and suffering into every note. The final result left us with a sense of personal satisfaction, as we felt we managed to pay tribute to one of our favorite bands in the best possible way. It was undoubtedly one of the most rewarding experiences of our career.