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Australian heavy metal act Amity Affliction delivers six hard hitting yet harmonius tracks on their self-titled release.
Australian metal band Amity Affliction offers this self titled EP featuring the 6 tracks 'Cornerstone Of Misery', 'Severance', 'Empires Laid Waste', 'Atlantic', 'Black & Collapsed' & 'Prometheus'. Comes packaged in a full sized jewel case. Modern Music. 2005.
Recording information: Modern Music Studio's, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Amity Affliction Songs | 1. | Cornerstone of Misery |
| 2. | Severance |
| 3. | Empires Laid Waste |
| 4. | Atlantic |
| 5. | Black and Collapsed |
| 6. | Prometheus |
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Amity Affliction Music Review Average Rating: (4.1 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews rdc
this is their 2nd release, not their 1st. their screamer has been apart of the hardcore scene for ages and has been in bands since 03. he's fairly experienced. this is a super duper ep. i forgot to mention that. now they have keys. their new ep is grand
Submitted by chunkybeveride (brisbane. qld)
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AWSOME!!
this is one of the greatest albums ive ever heard!! best scream ive ever heard! i love it!!
Submitted by bazzah14 ('henty',NSW, Australia)
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this is a very clean scream, very good heavy riffs...
ive been listring to this band for months n months now never gets old.
Submitted by danielxxx (south australia)
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Like with any e.p, it's a calaboration of the band; being together 6months or years. Though this cd only sticking to me the 5th or 6th time I heard it. I have to say the harmonies with the melodic hardcore was genius; and the guitar licks are sweet. Apart from the repetitive riffs from time to time. Its a crappy freshman effort; Reminds me of Avenged Sevenfold cross with Thursday. Give the screamer a tour and a 2nd release and the music might be sounding very choice.
P.S. By the way the guy talking on start of track 3 or 4 with the "You don't know me, blah blah blah son of a...." Now I must say that was pretty lame!
Submitted by Duane (Brisbane, Australia)
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lovely
90% of band mature to much and sink into the typical style and tones of screaming, amity has held on to there raw feice screaming, great stuff
Submitted by jbursac_5 (Sunshine coast, qld, Australia)
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