AMON AMARTH 'FATE OF NORNS' LP THELIVING 7 A Child and His

7 A Child and His Lawnmower

"Unanswered" and "You Can't Stop Me" Suicide Silence took deathcore to enormous crowds selling hundreds of thousands of records and playing enormous stages around the world

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and thrash on the other — via epic Maiden-esque riffery and equally epic lyrics that wax poetic on classic trad topics

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AMON AMARTH 'FATE OF NORNS' LP THELIVING 7 A Child and HisLABEL: Metal Blade VINYL RELEASE DATE: 8 11 2017 ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 2004 VARIANT: 180 Gram Black Vinyl LP Amon Amarth has a long history with Metal Blade Records, that goes back to 1998 when they released their debut album, Once Sent From The Golden Hall. That album, along with 1999s The Avenger, were the first two Amon Amarth records to received the Metal Blade "Originals" treatment, followed by The Crusher and Versus The World. Now it's time to