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Track List
01) Atropine
02) Revolution Without Arms
03) Coming Home
04) Inflict
05) Without Stains
06) Ratharsis
07) 24 Pills
08) Wraith
09) Crow Me
10) Primal Nature
11) As We Fly
01) Atropine
02) Revolution Without Arms
03) Coming Home
04) Inflict
05) Without Stains
06) Ratharsis
07) 24 Pills
08) Wraith
09) Crow Me
10) Primal Nature
11) As We Fly
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4:07
4:50
4:17
5:14
3:51
3:48
4:29
4:19
4:09
4:33
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First Released
2003
Power Metal
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Amaran was eager to write new songs after the release of the debut and developed a whole lot in this process and as a band during 2002. Since the band was pretty young when they landed the record deal they went through a whole lot both on a personal and professional level, and became tighter as a band. The band finished about 14 songs that they wanted to record and agreed with Listenable to record the follow-up in April 2003. The new material was oriented in a heavier direction as to accentuate the dynamics between the instrumental and the vocals further. The album was recorded in Studio Underground, Sweden with Pelle Saether and was entitled Pristine in Bondage. Shortly after finishing the recording of the second album, bass player Mikael decided that he wanted to leave the band due to personal reasons. Fortunately they quickly found someone to replace him in Ronnie Bergerståhl, an experienced bass player and drummer who was a personal friend and had filled in for Mikael before.
"Pristine in Bondage" was set to be released through Listenable Records the 17 of December in Japan (containing 3 bonus tracks) and in January in Europe and the US containing 11 tracks. Amaran has also recorded a video for the song "Inflict" on the new album and was set to go on promotion tours in the fall and in January connected the release of the album.
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Amaran was eager to write new songs after the release of the debut and developed a whole lot in this process and as a band during 2002. Since the band was pretty young when they landed the record deal they went through a whole lot both on a personal and professional level, and became tighter as a band. The band finished about 14 songs that they wanted to record and agreed with Listenable to record the follow-up in April 2003. The new material was oriented in a heavier direction as to accentuate the dynamics between the instrumental and the vocals further. The album was recorded in Studio Underground, Sweden with Pelle Saether and was entitled Pristine in Bondage. Shortly after finishing the recording of the second album, bass player Mikael decided that he wanted to leave the band due to personal reasons. Fortunately they quickly found someone to replace him in Ronnie Bergerståhl, an experienced bass player and drummer who was a personal friend and had filled in for Mikael before.
"Pristine in Bondage" was set to be released through Listenable Records the 17 of December in Japan (containing 3 bonus tracks) and in January in Europe and the US containing 11 tracks. Amaran has also recorded a video for the song "Inflict" on the new album and was set to go on promotion tours in the fall and in January connected the release of the album.
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