Amebix

Amebix, formed in England in the late 1970s, is widely recognized as one of the pioneering bands in the fusion of heavy metal and punk rock, often credited with creating the crust punk subgenre. The band's music, dark and intense, combines the raw energy and anger of punk with the heavier, more complex riffing of metal, also incorporating elements of industrial and post-punk. Led by brothers Rob "The Baron" Miller on vocals and bass and Chris "Stig" Miller on guitar, Amebix's lyrical content delved into themes of social decay, personal struggle, and apocalyptic visions, resonating with the anarchistic ethos of the punk scene.

The band's career stretched intermittently across several decades, with a significant hiatus in-between. Their first studio release, "Arise!" in 1985, and its follow-up "Monolith" in 1987, solidified their standing as influential icons in the underground music scene. After disbanding in 1987, they left behind a legacy that continued to inspire a generation of punk and metal musicians. Surprising fans and peers alike, Amebix made a triumphant return in 2009 and released "Sonic Mass" in 2011, showing that their power and musical intensity remained undiminished. Despite another disbandment, the spirit of Amebix lives on through live recordings, such as "The Power Remains The Same (Live)" and "Slovenia 1986 (Live)," and reissues that continue to captivate new fans and satisfy the old guard.

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The Power Remains The Same (Live)
Album - 9 Tracks - Released May 14, 2021
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  1. May 14, 2021
  2. May 18, 2018
  3. April 29, 2016
  4. November 3, 2014
  5. September 23, 2011
  6. July 25
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    Redux
    4 tracks
  7. July 25
  8. December 1, 1987