Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Wisconsin-based rock band Archers — Nathanael Pulley (vocals), Ben Koehler (guitar) and Grayson Mesarosh (drums) — want to ‘Get Paid’!
Today, the band shares the video for new single ‘Get Paid‘. Watch it here. The video, directed by Blackwolf Imaging, captures the essence of turning lemons into lemonade.
On the track, drum and bass loops wrap around razor sharp and sometimes noodly riffs, soulful vocals, and intense percussion that could replace your own heartbeat. It’s a mid-tempo, kiss off anthem that looks at the deteriorating trust in a relationship. “Get Paid” doesn’t skimp on melodies or grooves, or pre-choruses that are hookier than a tackle box.
“Things don’t always go to plan,” offers Pulley. “Sometimes the people you trust the most let you down. I think everyone in some way or another can relate to channeling hurt into anger. That can easily turns spiteful. Sometimes it feels satisfying to lash out and be rash. Even if that isn’t always the best option.”
Archers – ‘Get Paid’
‘Get Paid’ follows ‘Say So‘ and ‘THE DIRT‘.
Archers are on the road through the summer and fall, appearing at Inkcarceration and Louder Than Life festivals and supporting Black Veil Brides. For a full list of upcoming dates, tickets and more information, head to the band’s website here.
About Archers:
Archers have emerged out of forgotten corners of the country, resonating with fans worldwide through sheer determination and unapologetic honesty. The Wisconsin-bred trio has quietly carved a path of its own, fueled by a hybrid of high-octane, pit-splitting metalcore and melodies spiked with pop precision. For their first half-decade together, the band fought to be heard, independently dropping 2015’s “Cuts & Bruises” and tracks like ‘The Hills’. They picked up momentum with ‘Bleed For This’ and ‘Close To Me’, as well as a plethora of shows.
Stuck at home throughout 2020, ‘blackmarketmonkeymagic’ cracked 1 million Spotify streams and powered the “New Normal” EP. Despite the distance, the band made a lasting connection by live-streaming on social media at least once per week, pulling back the curtain on rehearsals, answering fan questions, hosting merch drops, and even simply hanging out. This engagement gave rise to what has become known as the “Archers Assemble Super Soft Posting Group,” representing over 2,500-strong of their faithful. 2024’s “All That I Have Left” EP spawned the likes of ‘Drag Me Out’, ‘Stay This Sober‘, and ‘Bitter‘ —which eclipsed 10 million-plus streams.
Beyond hitting the road with Asking Alexandria, From Ashes to New, and Magnolia Park, they packed houses on both sides of the pond as a headliner. Following 2025’s “Temporary High” EP, the band decamped to Los Angeles with producer Erik Ron and jumped into the next sonic era. Now, Archers take flight with a series of 2026 singles and their forthcoming debut for Fearless Records.
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