Michael Amott
Swedish guitarist and songwriter for Arch Enemy
Born
July 28th, 1970
54 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Sweden
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Raised in Sweden, a guitarist and songwriter achieved prominence in the heavy metal genre. Founding member of the band Arch Enemy, contributed to their distinctive sound with a blend of melodic death metal and thrash elements. The work included the acclaimed album 'Wages of Sin', which marked a significant evolution in the band's style following a shift in vocalists. Alongside Arch Enemy, held roles in other influential metal bands including Carcass and Spiritual Beggars, contributing to their albums and live performances. Noted for intricate guitar work and songwriting that combines technical prowess with emotional depth.
Founded and influenced Arch Enemy
Contributed to 'Wages of Sin' album
Played in Carcass and Spiritual Beggars
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