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Like a heartfelt embrace after coming home, this unique sound returns to my ears that I thought was long gone. The same melodies that have that unique somber quality underlying the rest of the rhythms in the songwriting. And even the crushing aggression that comes when they go uptempo. This is exactly like old Amon Amarth with a different voice. I mean it should sound like that cuz it features three members that were in AA at some point lol. Seriously looking forward to more.
I won't lie, I hadn't sat down and listened to this, assuming it was just going to be "Amon Amarth again". What I did not realize, was that this is exactly what I wanted to hear, Amon Amarth again.
The same exact thing happened to me - "Wtf these dudes are just ripping off Amon Amarth! ...Actually this is damn nice."
I recommend the newest single that came out, When The Sun Comes Out At Night. Really good stuff.