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AMON AMARTH: Quality Gothenburg Footage Available

October 15, 2009

Quality video footage of AMON AMARTH's October 13, 2009 performance at Trädgårn in Gothenburg, Sweden can be viewed below (courtesy of "framednoise").

During the show, AMON AMARTH front man, Johan Hegg, dedicated the song "The Fate Of Norns" to EVILE bass player Mike Alexander, who passed away on October 5 in the middle of a Swedish tour with AMON AMARTH and ENTOMBED. ENTOMBED session bass player Victor Brandt (TOTALT JÄVLA MÖRKER, AEON, ex-SATYRICON) also wore an EVILE t-shirt to honor Mike's memory. Finally, L.G. Petrov from ENTOMBED joined AMON AMARTH on stage to perform "Guardians Of Asgaard".

The deluxe reissue of AMON AMARTH's "The Crusher" saw the light of day on September 1 in Europe via Metal Blade Records (August 29 in Germany, Switzerland and Austria).

"The Crusher" was made available as a double-popup-digipak featuring two discs. Disc one features the entire "The Crusher" album remastered by Jens Bogren plus the bonus track "The Eyes Of Horror", which is a cover version of a song by POSSESSED. Disc two features the live recording of the show AMON AMARTH played on December 30, 2008 in Bochum, Germany where they performed "The Crusher" album in its entirety. The order of songs is the same as on disc one (excluding "The Eyes Of Horror").

"The Crusher" reissue was made available as an eight-sided double-digipak with an individual pop-up. All four pop-ups attached to each other show a special three-dimensional image. The reissue also features liner notes by AMON AMARTH.

"The Fate Of Norns":

"Guardians Of Asgaard":

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