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Amon Amarth - The Crusher

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Released in 2001, "The Crusher" is the fourth full-length studio album by the Swedish melodic death metal band Amon Amarth. The record builds upon the band's established musical foundation, featuring fast tremolo picking, aggressive drumming, and deep, guttural vocals characteristic of the Gothenburg metal scene. Lyrically, the album continues the group's strict thematic focus on Norse mythology, Viking history, and warfare, including specific historical references to the Jomsvikings. It serves as an integral part of the band's discography during their early international touring expansion.

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When was Amon Amarth's The Crusher released?

The Crusher was released in 2001. It is the Swedish melodic death metal band's fourth full-length studio album.

Which band recorded The Crusher?

The album was recorded by Amon Amarth, a Swedish melodic death metal band. Its sound reflects the group's established combination of melody and extreme-metal performance.

What does The Crusher sound like?

The album features fast tremolo picking, aggressive drumming, and deep guttural vocals. Those elements give the 2001 record its forceful melodic death metal character.

Is The Crusher a full album or an EP?

The Crusher is a full-length studio album, not an EP. It was Amon Amarth's fourth full-length release and came out in 2001.

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