Amon Amarth put on a show in Stuttgart, Germany at Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle with some big name friends

Sweden's finest - Amon Amarth, Orbit culture and Soilwork - took the stage at Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle in Stuttgart, Germany for an epic night of Swedish death metal.

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Amon Amarth - Manchester - A Live Review

Amon Amarth - Manchester - at the O2 Apollo , live and in person. With Orbit Culture and Soilwork - The Razor's Edge kicking things off .

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Live shots from Amon Amarth at Wolverhampton's The Halls, featuring Orbit Culture and Soilwork as support - The Razor's Edge.

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Amon Amarth - The Allfather Awakens - The Review - Not a Fan

I have to admit, I'm not the biggest Amon Amarth fan - still , you can't get all the way up to album number thirteen without working out what actually works for you - and on The Allfather Awakens , on first listen at least, they seem to be onto a winner

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Amon Amarth's Johan Hegg has talked about the rather interesting paradox that ended up inspiring Amon Amarth to do the new 'The Allfather Awakens'. Now, folks may have heard Amon Amarth say that they drew on Odin as an inspiration before - but this time round, Johan Hegg says a slightly different take on things led the band in a new direction on their...

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