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'''Amatory''' is one of the most popular bands on the [[alternative metal]] scene of [[Russia]], formed in [[2001 in music|2001]] in [[Saint Petersburg]]. The band spans several genres, including [[alternative metal]], [[rapcore]], [[Nu metal]], and [[Metalcore]]. |
'''Amatory''' is one of the most popular bands on the [[alternative metal]] scene of [[Russia]], formed in [[2001 in music|2001]] in [[Saint Petersburg]]. The band spans several genres, including [[alternative metal]], [[rapcore]], [[Nu metal]], and [[Metalcore]]. |
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The group won two awards at the [[Russian Alternative Music Prize]] in 2005 |
The group won two awards at the [[Russian Alternative Music Prize]] in 2005{{fact | date = december 2008}} and has toured across Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Moldovia, Belarus, Ukraine and Finland.<ref>[http://www.hardcoresounds.net/modules.php?name=Interviews&func=view&id=120 Interview at Hardcoresounds.net, 3 June 2007]</ref> |
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== Members == |
== Members == |
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Amatory is one of the most popular bands on the alternative metal scene of Russia, formed in 2001 in Saint Petersburg. The band spans several genres, including alternative metal, rapcore, Nu metal, and Metalcore.
The group won two awards at the Russian Alternative Music Prize in 2005[citation needed] and has toured across Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Moldovia, Belarus, Ukraine and Finland.[1]
Members
Current members
- Denver — bass, vocals
- Alex — guitar
- Stewart — drums
- Igor — vocals
- Jay — guitars
Past members
- PJ — vocals, guitar (drafted for military service before the recording of Хлеб)
- Lexus — vocals (left the band after the recording of Вечно прячется судьба)
- Gang (Sergei Osechkin) — guitar (died of cancer, 08.08.1983 — 15.03.2007)
Discography
Studio albums
- 2003 — Вечно прячется судьба
- 2004 — Неизбежность
- 2005 — Чёрно-Белые Дни
- 2006 — Книга мёртвых
- 2008 — VII
Singles
- 2003 — Осколки (Limited edition)
- 2004 — Две жизни
- 2005 — Чёрно-белые дни
- 2006 — Преступление против времени
- 2007 — Слишком поздно
Splits
- 2002 — Хлеб (with Spermadonarz)
DVD
- 2005 — P.S.
- 2007 — Home Video Evol.1
- 2008 — Live Evil DVD
References
External links
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