AMORPHIS - Halo Documentary EP03: Guitars & Bass (OFFICIAL DOCUMENTARY)

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  • AMORPHIS - "Halo Documentary EP03: Guitars & Bass" about their album "HALO" (February 11th, 2022)
    Stream, download and purchase here: music.atomicfire-records.com/...
    Available as CD Digipak, black or gold 2LP, and White Vinyl Deluxe Boxset.
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    Video directed by Sam Jamsen
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    Less than a month to go, before »Halo«, the new chef d'oeuvre from Finland's melancholic progressive metal masters AMORPHIS, will finally be available via Atomic Fire, and in a few days, the band will reveal another single. Yet today, they provide another look behind the scenes of the recording with Jens Bogren and how the guitars and bass tracks were produced.
    Guitarist Esa Holopainen comments:
    "First I thought it would be a pretty natural continuation to 'Queen Of Time", but now as we heard the album, it definitely has a different touch in there. If I listen to the songs now, I think it's slightly heavier in some parts - much heavier! - but it still has all those AMORPHIS elements in there. But I guess it will surprise people."
    AMORPHIS are:
    Tomi Joutsen | vocals
    Esa Holopainen | guitars
    Tomi Koivusaari | guitars
    Santeri Kallio | keyboards
    Olli-Pekka Laine| bass
    Jan Rechberger | drums
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    AMORPHIS online:
    www.amorphis.net
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    / amorphisband
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    label.atomicfire-records.com/...
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Komentáře • 13

  • @simontee2335
    @simontee2335 Před 2 lety +7

    how many bands just keep getting better and better .these do epic cant wait for the album they just keep growing

  • @marclehmann1940
    @marclehmann1940 Před 2 lety +10

    Glad, that Olli-Pekka is back in the band since a of couple years. His previous band Mannhai was Killer.🤘🤘

  • @bigpiper2103
    @bigpiper2103 Před 2 lety +7

    "not as syrupy as the Queen of Time" is all I wanted. Love the fact that Olli is back; hopefully on this album there will be more of his songs! Love whatever the guy makes! The latest Barren Earth was a masterpiece.

  • @Arzie81
    @Arzie81 Před 2 lety +8

    Cool thing to see that Esa and Jens used e-sitar again on "kebab-sounds" for album, real beauty of an instrument!

  • @linuslanser4719
    @linuslanser4719 Před 2 lety +5

    Awesome to see Oppu with a nihilist shirt. If he composed their new record entirely by himself, it would sound progressive just like barren earth. And with a touch of sunlight studio just like the old days, then the boys are back.

  • @lupo1185
    @lupo1185 Před 2 lety +5

    nice snippet there at the end - hopefully the new single will drop soon on youtube. Physical release for 'On the dark waters' is next week.

  • @mikoajholms8111
    @mikoajholms8111 Před 2 lety +4

    HAIL SUOMI! 💟🤘

  • @alialiev6098
    @alialiev6098 Před 2 lety +1

    ESP, we need an RD-style guitar like Esa has!
    LTD or E-II version!

  • @willileo2373
    @willileo2373 Před 2 lety +5

    Nobody:
    A metal band talks about their new record:
    “It’s heavier!”
    😂😂😂

  • @user-to8pb1tu9j
    @user-to8pb1tu9j Před 2 lety +3

    素晴らしい稔西平

  • @MY1BLACKCAT
    @MY1BLACKCAT Před 2 lety +1

    i never heard a band make a negative remark about their previous and one of their best albums - syrupy????

    • @evanstephen300
      @evanstephen300 Před 2 lety +1

      Likewise, but it's refreshing isn't it?
      I think its like a relationship - the longer you're in it, the more negative things you are aware of. Would have liked Olli to expand on what he specifically thought was 'syrupy' though.

    • @bigpiper2103
      @bigpiper2103 Před 2 lety +2

      @@evanstephen300 I never thought of that word before in the context of tQoT, but now that Olli said it, it makes perfect sense. It is the main reason why I couldn't love that album as much as I do Circle or UtRC. Syrupy I guess = sugary sweet, melodic and super polished, with Disney-like orchestration, lacking a bit of an edge/roughness. That's my understanding anyway.