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AMORPHIS




    Silent Waters

Release Date: Nov 2007
Cat No: NB18812
Label: Nuclear Blast

  • After the great comeback success with new singer Tomi Joutsen and magnificient album 'Eclipse' in 2006, AMORPHIS once more dig deep in the Finnish national epic Kalevala, creating another dark and beautiful masterpiece.
  • Shining with exquisite vocals between clean melancholy and powerful growls – once more worked up with the help of Marko Hietala (NIGHTWISH, TAROT) – plus gorgeous folkloristic melodies embedded in straight Rock outfits.
     




    Eclipse (Ltd Digipak)

Release Date: April 2006
Cat No: NB15960
Label: Nuclear Blast

  • 7th studio album from this killer Finnish death metal / rock band.
  • Huge following throughout the metal world, for fans of H.I.M. In Flames, Nightwish, Children of Bodom
  • Limited digipak version with bonus track.
     
     



 

Founded in 1990 in Helsinki, Amorphis have worked their way up to the top of the European metal scene over the last 10 years. However the term ‘metal’ doesn’t necessarily define the band anymore. Sure, originally the disciples around mastermind Esa Holopainen were definitely Death Metal, but gradually developed into a serious rock act.

After a string of successful albums and then some time finding the right sound, Amorphis came back with the beautiful Far From The Sun album in 2003.  On one hand the band returned back to their metal roots, on the other, the album was really relaxed and even revealed some Pink Floyd-Influences. Many fans hailed the album as the best since the legendary Elegy.

Is Amorphis back? Definitely Yes and with a Boom! Some personal changes altered the face of the band. Long-time singer Pasi Koskinen left and Tomi Joutsen (Sinisthra) joined. With a new singer and new energy, the band started working on the new album Eclipse.

And the new material is definitely a surprise!  One step back, two steps forward and one step sideways – that’s the fascinating new and fresh style of Amorphis.

Tales From The Thousand Lakes meets Elegy meets Far From The Sun.

Ten Songs full of power, melancholy and beautiful music which will please the fans, old and new. And yes, it’s true: The Grunts are back!  .