Amaranthe's fifth studio album is on the horizon and it will mark their first with clean singer Nils Molin (Dynazty) rounding out the triple-threat vocal assault. They've already clued fans into what ...
In November of last year, Amaranthe co-vocalist Jake E. revealed he would be taking a break from the group, ultimately stepping away permanently three months later. The band has been searching for the ...
Swedish metal sensation AMARANTHE has announced that they are gearing up for an Australian tour for the first time. The tour also follows the release of their latest album ‘The Catalyst’. AMARANTHE ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Amaranthe don't care to be pinned down. Since their 2011 debut, the Swedish band has incorporated everything from power and ...
Swedish metal outfit Amaranthe have been in the unenviable position of having to replace their vocalist for a minute and they now have their person. To mark the occasion, and to showcase new music at ...
Amaranthe don't care to be pinned down. Since their 2011 debut, the Swedish band has incorporated everything from power and symphonic metal to pop, melodeath and metalcore to create a fascinating ...
After conquering stages across the globe and on the back of their stunning new album The Catalyst, Swedish metal virtuosos AMARANTHE are finally set to embark on their first ever tour of New Zealand.
Ah, Amaranthe. It’s been a while since we proclaimed you released the “best/most annoying pop-metal hit” of 2016, or that Gear Gods had a video about how to sound like you guys. Yes, it’s been a ...
Amaranthe is back with a brand new single "Damnation Flame", serving as both the kickoff to the band's festival season and an introduction to new vocalist Mikael Sehlin. "'Damnation Flame' breaks new ...
Many bands dabble in the risky art of stitching disparate musical styles together, but it’s hard to think of anyone who does it as seamlessly as Sweden’s Amaranthe. For a start there’s three vocalists ...
Amaranthe ’s male vocalists are absent on both tracks (although they do feature on the official album version of “Do or Die”), while Elize Ryd and her duet partners completely nail it. As a whole, ...